CMAT

It is around 90 percentile.

Keep your basic knowledge clear on maths learned in class 9-10th. Practice more problems for verbal. DI/LR also needs patience and practice. Try solving previous year's papers.

For finance, it was 80 percentile (last year). It may change this year.

Candidates seeking admission for the PGDM (B&FS) of NIBM should appear for CAT 2016/ATMA (2017)/CMAT (2017) exam.
Candidates short-listed on the basis of CAT 2016/ATMA (2017)/CMAT (2017) scores will be called for the writing ability test and interview during the month of April in 2017 in the select centers. Short-listed applicants may have to take additional written test if required at the later stage.
There is no special reference for particular entrance examinations, but they consider these entrance tests.
Last year, the ATMA cutoff was 73 percentile.
All the best.

Last year, the cut-off was 70 for CMAT/MAT. Expected to be nearby only this year too.

The cut-off for MAT, CMAT is same as everyone applies through these under All India seats, cut-off last year was 99.96 percentile. Cut-off for OBC category under HU category was around 99.20 percentile.

Hi,
You can refer to the below mentioned links accepting CMAT and MAT scores:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-bangalore-accepting-cmat/2-0-0-278-5822
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-bangalore-accepting-mat/2-0-0-278-306
All the best.

Hi Adarsh,
Cut-offs are KMAT (KERALA MANAGEMENT APTITUDE TEST) November 2016-108,MAT (MANAGEMENT APTITUDE TEST) December 2016,February 2017- 500,
CMAT (COMMON MANAGEMENT ADMISSION TEST) January 2017- 60
and CAT (COMMON ADMISSION TEST) December 2016- 50 percentile
We are not considering XAT.

Hi Robin, CMAT cut-off is 60 score.