CAT

For GD, you should regularly read a newspaper and make a group with those students, who are preparing for same and do mock GD.

Please refer to following link for list of colleges accepting CAT score for admission: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-india-accepting-cat/2-2-0-0-305

Yes they help a lot. Especially you need to have a 50% or more in graduation.

Hi,
To prepare for MBA, you need to clear your basics of mathematics. They just use the basics and take it to a higher level. For English, you need to build your vocabulary and work on your speed. For logical and data interpretation, you need to practice.
The eligibility criteria is that you should have your education as 10+2+3 or 10+2+4. You should have scored 50% and above.
I hope it helps.

Hi Anshul Manchanda,
Solving previous question papers would help you out a lot.
All the best.

Agribusiness is offered by IIMs too like IIM - A, L and ranked as the top ones. So, when you can set yourself with wide opportunities, then why not appear for CAT and go for IIMs. Even the percentile goes down to 80 for a general category student to get a call from IIMs in this course.
1. KIIT – Bhubaneswar.
2. SIBMT – Pune.
3. LPU - Jalandhar.
4. SIMSR - Mumbai.
5. Amity Business School - Jaipur.
6. College of Agribusiness Management - Uttarakhand.
7. Dr. KN Modi University.
Best of luck.

SOIL has its own entrance exam - Caliper Test (Psychometric Test). So if you have a CAT score your profile is weighted heavier, but otherwise we have our own evaluation pattern. You can reach out to us at admissions@soilindia.net or call us at 9654467153

Admission to a regular MBA requires you to clear eligibility tests such as CMAT, CAT, MAT, ATMA-AIMS and so on followed by GD and PI. There are deemed universities as well that conduct their own entrance exams.

For PGDM General-85 percentile approximately and for PGDM finanace-83 percentile approximately.

For general, it goes up to 85 percentile and for OBC it goes up to 75-80 percentile. These figures are taken from the previous year's results. So, it may change depending on the number of students applied for it.