CAT

You can join coaching institute like TIME, Career Launcher, IMS etc. There are various books by Author Arun Sharma which will be of great help for entrance.

Danish, you can try for some private universities. Not all of them take admission through CAT/MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/GMAT etc only. There are many like Lovely, Chitkara, Sharda, etc that offer admission either on marks of graduation or their own tests.
All these are world class universities with good placements. Some even offer scholarships.
Check with the universities for more information.
Good luck.

You Should have a proper explanation for the gap.
In interview for good B-Schools they may ask you about gap, so be prepared with good and satisfactory answer.

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Hi Roshan,
For cracking CAT, one needs to have a goods base of maths. Like you have mentioned that you are not in touch of maths since last 2 years, in that case I would suggest you to get a good grip over the basics. Go through the maths syllabus of 9th & 10th. Practice and practice.
The more you would practice, your speed would gradually increase.
Good luck.

Hello Aditya! One can appear for CAT and other entrance exams during the final year of graduation or after completing it. So you can give it next year.

To get an interview call from a good and reputed B-school for its further interview rounds, a score of 96+ percentile (for new IIMs) and 99+ percentile (for old IIMs and top non-IIMs) should be enough.

Hello Shreya! Some useful tips while preparing for MBA entrance exams:-
1. Always be thorough with the basics. Clear your doubts from time to time.
2. Work on your shortcuts and tricks for solving questions quickly.
3. Hone your mental calculations; practice regularly for best results.
4. Analyse all sectional tests & mocks seriously and work on your mistakes.
5. Never panic. Believe in yourself of clearing the exam.
6. Go through past years' papers to get clear idea about the type and variety of questions asked.
All the best!