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Saurabh Singh

Beginner-Level 5

For general category students, the cut offs are at close to 90 percentile.

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Bazil Aga

Contributor-Level 10

It is a profile based selection process and your academics and entrance scores are pretty decent. So, you have a good chance. Good luck for the same. And, yes, there is a provision for scholarships. You may call on the Welingkar helpline or check www.welingkar.org for further details. The average package is around Rs 8 lakhs.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

Scholar-Level 17

It's a very low score to get admission is any premiere B-School, it's better to prepare well and improve your score in next year's CAT. You can also apply for other B-School entrance exams like XAT, CMAT, MAT and SNAP.

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Shaurya Singh

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It will be very difficult to get a call from Alliance University bangalore. Infact at your score it will be very difficult to get a good college. I would suggest you to prepare better for other upcoming management exams such as CMAT, MAT and ATMA.

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Shaurya Singh

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You can go for an executive management programme if you have work experience of more than 3 years. There are some very good colleges offering Executive 1-year MBA. Great Lakes, Chennai require minimum 2 years of work experience, same goes with ISB Hyderabad, Welingkar Mumbai, KJ Somaiya, IIMs and SP Jain.

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Anandagouda Dharaneppagouda

Contributor-Level 8

For the score you have you can apply to colleges like K J Somaiya, AIMS Bangalore, Welingkar, ABBS would be a good try. Try for BITS Pilani and S.P. Jain if their cut off is low.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

Scholar-Level 17

You have chances of getting calls from IIT (Kanpur, Madras, Roorkee and Kharagpur). You can also apply for colleges like TAPMI, LBS-Delhi, K J Somaiya, BIM-Trichy and IMI-Delhi.

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Kanika Mittal

Beginner-Level 5

Yes, you are eligible as many of the colleges accept this score. Don't worry you can easily get admission in any of the college depending upon the location you prefer.

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Hitesh Salian

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No, only CET for MMS, the cut-off being 99.01%.

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Saurabh GuptaProduct Manager | IIM Ahmedabad

Contributor-Level 9

No, work experience is not compulsory. However, a couple of IIMs give extra points to students with work ex.
Regarding preparations, the earlier you start the better it is since there are a lot of things that come with practice. You should at least give 8-12 months for a proper preparation and join a test series for sure. TIME coaching has a good test series. It starts around 4-5 months before the CAT date.

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