CAT

Hi,
The competition is less as compared to CAT and XAT. GMAT opens the door for almost all the universities in abroad as well as top ranking universities in India. If you are planning to study MBA from abroad, then GMAT is the only option.
If you wish to study in India, you have to appear for CAT exam. If you belong to general category, then you will have to score above 710 marks to get into top universities of India.
Good luck.

The chance of getting a call depends entirely on the type of applications recieved.

Yes, basically CAT tests matriculation level mathematics with just a few exceptions. Hence a strong grip until matriculation maths will help you crack CAT mathematics comfortably. Just practice will be critical.

The cut off is above 90 percentile. You have very less chances, unless you have a good academics or work profile.

You can apply in the below mentioned colleges:
1. Welingkar.
2. Great Lakes.
3. Loyola.
4. VIT.
5. IMI – Kolkata.
6. XIME – Bangalore.
7. Christ University - Bangalore.

It is around 80 to 85 percentile.

Yes, there is a possibility to get a call from SIMSR.
All the best.

Hi Shivang,
You will have to appear for CAT to get admission to this college. Since CAT 2016 is already passed, you cannot secure admission to its flagship MBA program for 2017-19 without a valid and competitive CAT 2016 score.

Hi Shivang,
For its full time MBA course, there is no other way, unless you are a foreign national.