CAT

Dear friend,
A minimum of 50% required for MBA admission. So, unfortunately, you are not eligible for the MBA programme. If you want to take an entrance, there is no benefit of that particular exam.

Generally, FMS-Delhi's cut off is very high around 99.99 percentile. Even for OBC category, it wouldn't be less than 99 percentile.

Yes, you can join a private college, if you are going for B.Com/BBA than you will get fairly good amount of time for CAT preparation. If you are pursuing Engineering than attendance matters and you will get only 6-7 hours for preparation.

Hello, A drop is not good for a MBA aspirant. If possible, try for the entrance exam in your final year. Otherwise, prepare for MBA entrance exam alongside a job which will also give you some work experience before your MBA.

Yes, you are eligible to apply for admission for 2019-2021.
You can even appear for may MAT 2019 and with the score you can apply for admissions for 2019-2021 batch.

These are the few best CAT coaching center in Pondicherry:
*faras academy for excellence, lawspet
*Arjun Academy
*Shri Saimatha Academy
*Guru Raghavendra Educational Institute.

Hi Ashish!
25 Percentile are pretty low scores to get you into any B-school. I would suggest that wait for an year and reappear for the exam and also try to attempt other exams too. Mean while you could try for some internship and gain experience. Do not let this opportunity go out of your hand and work more hard. Good luck Mate! Chose Wisely!

Give CAT exam which has quota for categories. For SC, the application fee is rupees 850.

XAT is considered the toughest among these. Over the years level of XAT is going down. CAT is fairly easy but trickier. It is easy but some questions are trickier and need extra effort, this distinct out toppers. MAT, CMAT, MET are considered the easiest of the lot. But speed and accuracy is required to score high in these exams.

Hello, They are similar, but not exactly same. The sections in these two exams are:-
CAT: Quants, Verbal-RC, Logic-DI
CET: Quant-DI, Verbal-RC, Abstract/Visual logic & Analytical/traditional logic. The abstract logic section is completely new for CAT aspirants, hence requires separate practice.