GMAT

Hello, well it depends where you want to study. Not all universities require GMAT or GRE. As an international student however you must take TOEFL or IELTS.
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Dear Hemant, alongwith average colleges there are a few top universities too. Remember admission depends on the student's overall profile. Check University of Chicago Booth, UCLA, Babson College, Bentley, Boston University etc.
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Dear Shaunak, no accredited university will grant you admission without a GMAT and work experience. Therefore you will be required to take the GMAT.

Yes GMAT is required for you. You will only be eligible with a GMAT score. Aim for a score of 680-720.

time , ims are the coaching for GMAT exams

only practice make u win.in any field.so do it and go on.

There is no fixed answer to this. However you are seriously disadvantaged in terms of your percentages. To make up for that you will have to score really well in CAT. In my personal experience you will need at least 99.7 - 99.8 percentile overall. However the criteria to compute composite score changes every year and also the scoring depends on the incoming batch. But in general with 99.7-99.8 percentile you should get more than one call from IIMs.

Some of best institutions of the country accepting CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT are
1. IIM Ahmadabad/ Bangalore/ Kolkata
2. IBS Hydrabad/ Mohali
3. Lovely Professional University, Punjab
4. NMIMS, Mumbai
5. ISM, Dhanbad
6. Great Lakes Institute, Chennai
7. AIMS, Bangalore
8. Kirloskar Institute, Pune
9. Pune University
10. UPES, Dehradun
Check their websites for more details.
Good luck.

Hello Pravesh,
Some of the most used ones are - Kaplan 800, Official Guide 2016, Official Guide 2017 and Manhattan. Make use of the study materials available on the GMAT website.

There are no such offers by government but there are scholarships for exceptionally well students in universities abroad which are funded by Indians but you will need GRE/GMAT and TOEFL/IELTS.
Check here
http://m.indiatoday.in/education/story/scholarship-list-for-indian-students-to-study-abroad/1/383189.html