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Rishabh Verma

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Your graduation score is a bit less, I would thus recommend you to try for a very high percentile - in the high 90's to stand a chance.

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Rishabh Verma

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You should apply and then see for yourself, the criteria is highly subjective based on every year's participants.

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Rishabh Verma

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To be very honest with you, it looks very difficult to get admission in a top B-school. But still you may apply to tier-2 or tier-3 MBA colleges in India.

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Rishabh Verma

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Only the latest year's CAT score is considered for admissions, you need to appear for CAT in the very same year in order to apply for admissions.

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Rishabh Verma

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A regular PGDM will be suitable for your profile.

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Rishabh Verma

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Start by solving Maths problems given in previous CAT exams (You can find books containing the same).
The rest can be covered easily while preparing from an institute.

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Rishabh Verma

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Yes, you need to score well in CAT. If you have an Engineering background, it might be really tough but nevertheless do not skip CAT training.

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Rishabh Verma

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A regular MBA will suit you in case you are looking to diversify your current work profile.

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