MBA Entrance Exam

The eligibility is 50% in graduation but degree percentage and CAT score is considered for admission. All the best for future.

The eligibility is 50% but degree percentage and CAT score is considered for admission. All the best for future.

Eligibility is 50% but deegre percentage and CAT score' avg is considered r admission so just don't think of eligibility
All the best for future.

Hello Abhirup,
The cut-off for PUMBA is usually above 97 percentile, and is likely to go higher. Go to www.dtemaharashtra.gov.in for exact cut-off details.

Yes, you are eligible for CAT Exam for admission in IIM-A and IIM Calcutta. To know more visit: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat.

You can apply for the online GK course at Handa Ka Funda. The course is tailored according to the requirement of MBA entrance exams. This really helped me when I appeared for IIFT.

I think there is a slight confusion here. IISWBM & IIM are two seperate entities. For IISWBM, you need to get 60 percentile in order to secure your place plus your GD-PI performance matters.

Hello,
Academic score are as of now not required in FMS. So, you can target getting into FMS. For IIMs, it will be difficult in the ones like B or I giving very high weight to past academics. With 98+ percentile, you can get into 2nd generation IIMs.

As many as you can. You can prepare for the same. Nationalized Entrance Exam (there are 6 nationalized tests approved by AICTE (GMAT, CAT, MAT, ATMA, XAT and CMAT). State Entrance Exams: Conducted by most of all states like Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Orissa, West Bengal, etc. Private universities conducting self entrance: SNAP, NMAT, AMCAT, IBSAT and I-CAT.