MBA Entrance Exam

Hello Aishwarya,
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Prepare from previous years CAT papers. You can also take study material of T.I.M.E. or any other coaching institute.

If your academics are good, at least 55%, you should prepare for CAT, GMAT and MAT.

Hello Athira! No, there isn't a graduation percentage criteria specified by XAT for giving the exam. As long as you have successfully completed your graduation, you can appear for XAT.

Hello! The cutoff of all major B-schools accepting CAT scores is generally always 95+ percentile, and not as low as 50 percentile. So if you wish to pursue your MBA from a good, reputed B-school, you have to score really well.

Hello Santosh! You should contact the current or ex-students of TIME class to get access their coaching material. Else you have to take admission in your nearest TIME class. Being a proprietary material, no one has the permission to sell/buy it online.

Admission in MBA at Christ University, Bangalore has been completed and classes have already started in the month of May. You need a minimum of 600 composite score in MAT.

For getting IIM call you should have a decent percentage in your academics. Atleast above 75 percentile. But sometimes you will get a call according to your percentile in CAT exam as it all depends various IIM. You can even get a call if you have 55% above in all academics.

Hello! Generally, all the major coaching classes like TIME, IMS, Career Launcher, etc provide coaching for IIFT too, along with other exams like CAT, XAT and others, So you can visit the nearest coaching class and ask for a demo lecture(if any) and feedback from the current and/or ex-students. This will give you more insights.