Exam

Hi Swagata,
Chances could be good if the university do not require a GRE score. Your IELTS score is also a little low as most MS programmes require an overall score of 6.5. Kindly, visit university websites for admission requirements. Admission chances will depend on your profile and will be decided

Hello Aditi,
I am sure you would have started studying for your 12th quite some time back. If this is so then you don't have to worry much. Since syllabus for both is same, the difference is only in pattern of exam. Give some time for answering mock exam for both. Depending on how you score in these

Hello Rakesh,
It's quite tough to prepare for these two exams in just five months. But, what is impossible in this world? Begin with making a timetable for study of different subjects and practice sessions of mock exam. Have some time assigned for relaxation too. Make an attempt.

Check this link for the same-
http://www.entrancecorner.com/bschool/cmat-syllabus/

Instead of going for both MBA and banking, go for MBA in banking finance and insurance (BFSI). It will get you good career opportunities.

Try for another MBA entrance exams, actually no one fails/pass in CAT exam.

Hi Jinal,
Kindly, mention if you are looking for UG or PG level courses. Alternatively you can check:
http://international.durhamcollege.ca/experience-durham-college/english-language-proficiency-elt-partners

Opt for both, as well as CAT so you can have various opportunities for admissions.

NMAT is only accepted at NMIMS Bangalore and Mumbai Campus. There is no benefit irrespective of your qualifications except if you have any work experience.

Hi Kalyani,
It is not required, if you have completed your class 12th from CBSE board. If you are from state board or ICSE board, then you must take SAT.