CAT

Let's us first agree on cracking CAT and IIT Advance mains. If you are aiming to seek admission in JEE mains admission in legacy IITs in core branch of engineering then it is tougher in comparison to CAT. Also, if you take number of seats and candidate appearing for entrance exams then JEE advance will be tougher in comparison to CAT. One can clear CAT without any preparations if your IQ and communication skills are exceptional.

Hi Sudhanshu,
Thanks for putting up the query.
JIMS, Rohini's cut-off for MAT is 560 composite score and 60 percentile for CAT.
Thanks!

Most of the colleges are good in their own way. Academically, placement wise and infrastructure wise, as per my knowledge, JIMS Rohini has a upper hand. It has a good quality of faculties and professors to guide us for our future endeavor. The course material and course structure is practical oriented and more relevant to today's business requirement. According to marks entered, you are eligible for getting admitted to JIMS Rohini.
Thanks.

You can start preparation for CAT from 2nd year onward. Either you can join a coaching institute or start self and join a good test series to evaluate your performance.

For MBA program, MHCET is must. Next is your CAT score, which may help you to get colleges in Mumbai (SIES, IES, CHETANA, MET, XIMR) as well as Pune.

Yes, it is necessary that you must have atleast 50% in graduation for doing MBA.

Arun Sharma is a better book among the two. You can start practising from the basic problems and then move to average difficulty and more difficult ones.

The chances of selection is not just based on your entrance test marks. The final selection is based on 2 stages. First stage comprises of the score in entrance test weight-age upto 50%, academic performance of 15% and work experience of 5%.
Second stage has GD-PI.