GMAT Scores

Yes, you can apply but you have to appear for one of the entrance exams from the given options CAT/MAT/CMAT/XAT/GMAT/ATMA. As the weightage percent is 10 for these exams and 50 percent weightage is given to interview and written tests.

Here at Taxila, we have profile based marking system which is a cumulative of class 10th percentage, class 12th percentage, Graduation percentage, competitive exam score and other online process as well.
Among these, each section will have a weightage, for Competitive exams, it is 10%.
So, there is nothing like minimum score- the better you scored, helps you in during weightage evaluation.

Yes, overall a good option. If you are interested to work in German corporates you might be exposed to a good network. Post study work option and PR options are also quite good. But, not every university has a good MBA programme. You must check for top ones like Mannheim, Frankfurt, Otto Beisheim etc.

Yes, CAT scholarship are available for students belonging to economically disadvantaged families in IIMs.

Hello,
To get into MBA programme in Germany you should have 4-5 years of work experience. Besides this, most of the German universities accept 16 years of education. To get into top business schools in Germany, GMAT is mandatory along with German language proficiency test.

Yes, GMAT score is accepted for Indian students. Cutoff score for IMT-Hyderabad (last year data)
CAT- 70 percentile
XAT- 70 percentile
CMAT- 70 percentile
GMAT- 550 score.

Good chance at FORE School. FORE School of Management, New Delhi has opened registration for its 2-year full-time Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM), Post Graduate Diploma in Management - International Business (PGDM-IB) and Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Management (PGDM-FM), 2019-21 batches, no Idea about others.

Hello RIddhi, Usually GMAT requirement is less in Australia universities for MBA. But work experience is required that too managerial level of to 3 years. Even if you have not cleared GMAT and have experience you can still apply to ranked universities in Australia.