CMAT

According to what I have seen, the previous cut-off scores were 92+. So, it seems a little difficult but my suggestion is that you apply for it and see till where it takes you. Along with it, apply for a lot of other colleges also. Don't just wait for the results from one college.
All the best.

You can expect a lot of good colleges. Of course, leave aside the IIMs. You can manage to get into a good college. The choices of colleges are really vast. A better thing to do is to create a list of colleges that you are interested in based on course and location preference and then apply to those colleges online. If you have cleared the cut-off set by those colleges, they will definitely call you. Make sure that you do well in the GD/PI session.

You have strong academic profile, and also ample working experience .Chances are high to get a call. All the best.

Hi Devangi,
It is tough to get admission in Deen Dayal Upadhyay, Gorakhpur University with the above score. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cmat-exam-cutoff.

Your score is Okay. If you are looking for Delhi as an option you can try JIMS-Kalkaji, as placements are excellent. They have GD/PI on March 2 & March 8. For details www.jagannath.org

Your score is okay. If you are looking for Delhi as an option, you can try JIMS-Kalkaji, as placements are excellent. They have GD/PI on March 2 & March 8. For details www.jagannath.org.

The last year CMAT cut-off percentile of N L Dalmia Institute of Management Studies & Research, Mumbai was 97+ and score 227. Hence, your chances are moderate.

It differs from college to college e.g. for JBIMS, cut-off is 99 percentile and it's comparatively low for Great Lakes.