Exam

You see brother, CAT has most number of colleges under it’s umbrella. But, some excellent non IIM B -Schools take their own exams. For example, XLRI takes through CAT, TISS takes through TISSNET. Similarly, there are other exams for symbiosis, Irma and Delhi school of economics.

Yes, you can give improvement exam next year as a private candidate. But, if you wants to be eligible for IIT, then you have to give the exam for at least 5 subject. Only then, you are eligible to take admission in IIT or any state college for B.Tech after class 12th.
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The lower age limit is 17. There is no upper age limit. But, the exam is restricted to 3 attempts only.

The eligibility criteria for CEED is, that aspirants should have completed any of the below mentioned education qualifications by July : "Passed a Degree /Diploma / Post Graduate Degree Programme of 4-years or 3+2 years (after 10+2 level) or must be appearing for the final examination of such a prog

Fees is around 40-50 lacs and GRE score should be around 300-310.

Kindly visit the given link to know about the syllabus for MAH-MBA CET exam and other relevant details. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/mah-cet. I hope it helps.

It is impossible to get a good college at just 60 percentile in CAT exam. The cutoffs of all top colleges are generally above 85-90 percentile. So, it would be better to keep 90+ as your aim. All the best.

It will be total of 500 to 1000 for both.

Hi Namrata, if you are sure you did your exam well, but due to some mistake your mark is less and you have been failed, then definitely you should go for re-checking. But, if you are not sure, then you should write the exam again. Choice is yours, if you are sure, then go for re-checking. Otherwise,