GMAT

GMAT exams are flexible and you can take it whenever you desire. CAT on the other hand is once a year exam which is usually organized in November. Course curriculum is almost same for both and includes quantitative abilities, verbal and logical reasoning. However exam pattern is different, GMAT is adaptive where as CAT is not.

The score is very less though, you may check the universities accepting this score here.
http://business-schools.startclass.com/

Please visit the official website which is www.mba.com

Hi
Both the tests are standardized ones and are required to maintain the uniformity across student's selection. If you avoid the testing, the universities might not be of good repute. Secondly, which master's you are planning to and where? What's the financial status etc are few things which are required to guide you further.

In the USA, they may not encourage a second MBA, as they consider it unnecessary. In India also, they may give more importance to work experience. So, think carefully.

Yes you Can ! Depending on college and country; work very hard. But i fear best colleges wont accept your application easily due to low percentile at graduation. But you can try your luck.

Hi Tajinder,
The more popular ones include The Official Guide for GMAT Review 2016, Manhattan GMAT Complete Strategy Guide Set - 6th Edition, Kaplan GMAT Premier 2016 with 6 Practice Tests, Kaplan GMAT Verbal Workbook, 8th Ed. to name a few. You will find online guides on http://www.mba.com/india/the-gmat-exam.aspx
Good Luck!

For MBA in Canada, you will first need to have relevant work experience. It could range from 2 years to 5 years. Most universities ask for this criteria to be fulfilled. Other than that, you will have to give GMAT and either IELTS or TOEFL exams.

Hey, Yes there are many institutes that consider Gmat as the entrance exam you can check on the website of the colleges for there admission criteria and get into those colleges. All the best.!

Yes ,you can get admission in any course offered by BIMTECH on the basis of GMAT score