CAT

Exam Preparation Tips for CAT
Tip #1
Rather than focusing on all the topics, students need to try and select those topics with which they are more comfortable.
Tip #2
In order to ace CAT, students should look at questions from previous years' CATs and understand its syllabus.
Tip #3
CAT aspirants should always start early in preparing for the exams as an early start would benefit them in gaining knowledge about the kind of questions to be asked. Another advantage to it can be spending time in developing extra reading habits and increasing vocabulary.
Tip #4
The best way to go on with the CAT preparations is to evaluate oneself in every 10-15 days, which is done by mock tests.
Tip #5
One thing that is must while preparing for CAT is to practice on calculations rigorously on an everyday basis.
Tip #6
While preparing for the CAT question paper, one must keep in mind that management schools seek to test understanding of basic concepts that the student possesses.
Tip #7
Some things which CAT aspirants must do on an everyday basis are- Minimum 10 hours study everyday, especially before the 6 months of CAT exams.
Tip #8
Time management is an essential ingredient to crack the CAT exam and make it to your favorite college.
Tip #9
Negative marking is a part of CAT. CAT aspirants are advised to not take wild guesses in the Exam paper. Only if the student is able to eliminate 2-3 choices, then he should take a guess. Otherwise there is no point in wild guessing, as it may drop ones chances of making it right.
Tip #10
Last but not the least, students are advised to keep their calm, relax, and believe in them on the day of the paper. They should be ready with all their stuff like admit card, pencils, pen etc well in advance to avoid last minute hassle and give their best shot.

Hi Omkar,
I am sorry to say but first of all you'll have to perform really well in any of these exams. Your admission depends on the different criteria that colleges follow and it varies. But today, for most of the college, at least some part of weight-age is given to the profile i.e. your acads and work experience. Assuming you don't have work experience your 12th scores are gonna drag your overall profile score down very much. Most of the colleges have criteria that have a filter on minimum acad scores, so even that would work against you. I suggest you search for colleges that do not pay much emphasis on profile score and do not have a min. score requirement, like FMS, or maybe MDI Gurgaon and aim for those.