MAT

You will be applying through all India seats with your MAT score. Normally, the cut off is much higher.

There are less chances. You need to score at least 550 for a decent college with fair placements assurance.

CAT exam open doors for almost all top B-schools including IIMs, FMS DU, MDI, etc. The choice of good institutes to pursue MBA after MAT is very limited.

Hi Padmanabha,
Yes, there are two type of seats available in every management institutes.
1. NRI quota or management quota.
2. Based on entrance examination.
The NRI seats costs high, but admission through MAT exam will have regular fee.
All the best.

Daily 4-5 hours of preparation on a constant basis will help you to crack the entrance exams of MBA. Reading Times of India on the daily basis will also strengthen your English knowledge.

Dear R Venkatesh Gowda,
We have our own selection process, if you clear this, then you can get a seat in City college.

Percentile cannot be defines by composite score alone because every year they calculate the percentile based upon the highest score. For e.g., if it is 470 then the percentile would be 99.99 and then your percentile falls down to somewhere around 90-95 percentile.

Hi Ankita,
If you haven't appeared for any exam till date, you still have chance to appear to in MAH-CET 2017 and MAT May 2017. With these exams you will be able to apply for colleges in Maharashtra for MBA as well as PGDM courses and with MAT, you can apply for most of the colleges across India.

It is important, as many good colleges take MAT score. But, it is not compulsory as well as not the only way to get into MBA colleges.

Yes, you have chance to get PUMBA. Please visit DTE website for further details.