CAT

You can start now, practice makes a man perfect. Just study for 1-2 hours a day from now onwards.

Hi Hina,
As far I know, IIM doesn't give any scholarship for any student. But you can arrange any private funded/sponsored scholarship on the basis of your CAT and graduation score. Bank can provide you the loan at cheaper rates if your marks make them satisfied. Hence, you just need to focus to score best marks in CAT and other entrance exams.
Ask any query at anytime.
Good wishes dear.

Hi Kiran,
CAT and PGCET KMAT are all different management entrance exams. Generally, most of the best colleges in India accepts CAT so I want to suggest you to put your more and more stress in CAT exam. The better you score the more is the chance to get a good college. Ideally, you must have 85%+ in graduation (eligibility criteria is of 50%) and 98%+ in CAT exam.
Ask any query at anytime.
Good wishes.

Yes, every single hospitality management college would ask for your CAT/MAT score to pursue the course.

Hello Saloni! With just 40 percentile, it is impossible to get even a decent college anywhere in India. I advise you reappear for CAT(and/or any other exam) and score high. Good luck!

Hello Monika! If you are an Open category student, then you cannot appear for the CAT exam as one needs to score at least 50% marks in his/her graduation.

Hello Aniket! Not at all. Only your past academic scores I.e. 10th, 12th and graduation(post graduation, if any) is considered during the admission processes of the various B-schools.

Hello! Having work experience(full-time) is important(though not mandatory) only during the admission processes of the various B-schools, and not while appearing for the CAT exam.

Hello Rahul! Irrespective of the post or job profile, if you had worked full-time in an organisation, only then that is counted as valid work experience. Internships are considered as part-time.

Anyone who has scored at least 50% marks in his/her graduation is eligible to appear for the CAT exam. If you're aiming for the old IIMs, 99+ percentile should be safe; 96+ for the new IIMs. All the best!