CMAT

With a 92.78 percentile in CMAT, you have a strong chance of getting admission to the Institute of Management Studies (IMS) at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) for a general MBA program, especially since it's above the typical cutoff.

CMAT Cutoff:

IMS DAVV Indore generally considers CMAT scores in the 90th percentile or above for admission. 

Your Score:

Your 92.78 percentile is a good score and puts you in a strong position for admission. 

General MBA:

IMS DAVV admits students for its general MBA programme based on CMAT scores. 

The desired CMAT range to get admission at  De Paul Institute of Science and Technology (DiST) for MBA depends on the cuttoff. Generally, good institutes have the CMAT percentile range of 80-90% of admissions in MBA and if we talk about this institute, the cutoff will not be more than 70%. This is only an estimation which is made overseeing various factors such as reviews, past data etc. and the actual cuttoff may vary. So overall we can say that a decent CMAT score will be enough to get admission in MBA at this college.

Kochi Business School (KBS) has not publicly disclosed specific CMAT cutoff scores for admission.

However, similar institutions in Kochi, such as SCMS Cochin School of Business, have a CMAT cutoff percentile of 70.

This suggests that KBS may have a comparable cutoff. For detailed information, its better to visit their official website or contact them directly.

With a 95 percentile in CET and no college allocated in CAP round 3, you should explore options like JBIMS Mumbai, SIMSREE, Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research, PUMBA (University of Pune), S.I.E.S College of Management Studies, Rizvi Institute of Management, or MET Mumbai as they typically have high cut-offs and might still have seats available for your percentile.

With your CMAT score being 180, your percentile is estimated to range between 71 and 80. With this percentile, you could look at options like EMPI Business School, Vishwa Vishwani Institute of Systems and Management, or National School of Business in Bangalore, among others. 

Note: Percentile cut-off changes year-wise according to the level of difficulty set up for the particular exam and also in terms of level of performance by the aspirants. Therefore, you need to check about the current cutoff requirements prevailing among the institutions that lie on your wish list.