CAT

With such a low percentage in your graduation, you won't be eligible for CAT examination, as eligibility criteria, is a student must have 50% or above in his academics.

There is no such biasness towards arts students. Arts students can also prepare for CAT, if they have good hold over mathematics, till class 10th and they prepare hard for the other sections like verbal ability and logical reasoning and data interpretation by practicing proper material.

Hi there, Both have their own pros and cons. If you are financially sound doing GMAT will be good, if you secure a seat in a top-notch institution abroad. However, CAT provides you the option of top Iims in India. Preparation of both takes effort. CAT is more towards analytical and conceptual skills and for GMAT the prime requirement is extremely good hold on English. You can take the decision as per your profile and interests.

Hello! There is no fixed cutoff when it comes to making it to the finest B-schools via CAT. And apart from the CAT score, various factors are also considered by those B-schools (past academic scores, gender diversity, extracurriculars, work experience, etc. ). Before shortlisting the candidates for their respective interview rounds. Though a score of 99.7 percentile and above should be good enough to get you a call from some or even all of the old Iims and the other top non-Iims.

You can apply for CAT. If you score very good marks (above 95%), you may get admission in Iims. If you are interested to study abroad then prepare for GRE/IELTS/TOEFL.

Hi Madhu,
You need to appear for CAT Examination and apply for MBA at BITS Pilani.
Then after clearing GD-PI process, you may get a call.
For more information, visit this link: http://www.bitsadmission.com/mba/mbamain.htm
All the best

Yes, you are eligible for the same. Exam will be conducted in October. Start preparing for the same from today itself for better result.

Hi,
Well, the minimum percentage required for appearing in CAT is 50% for general and 45% for reserved category. However, if you are a general category student, you are ineligible to give the exam itself. With such percentage, the truth is bitter. All the other good options won't be available at such a score, except you have chances of getting in private institution.