MBA Entrance Exam

To get an interview call from a good and reputed B-school for its further interview rounds, a score of 96+ percentile (for new IIMs) and 99+ percentile (for old IIMs and top non-IIMs) should be enough.

Hello Shreya! Some useful tips while preparing for MBA entrance exams:-
1. Always be thorough with the basics. Clear your doubts from time to time.
2. Work on your shortcuts and tricks for solving questions quickly.
3. Hone your mental calculations; practice regularly for best results.
4. Analyse all sectional tests & mocks seriously and work on your mistakes.
5. Never panic. Believe in yourself of clearing the exam.
6. Go through past years' papers to get clear idea about the type and variety of questions asked.
All the best!

Hello Ankit, with that low score, it is impossible to get admission into any good and reputed college for MBA. I suggest you better reappear for CMAT (or any other exams) and score high rather than taking admission into an average college.

TIME is good coaching institute but you should visit the center before taking admission and consult with old students.

Yes, admission is still open for PGDM programme in Indira Institute. Your selection depends on your performance in GD-PI. For more information please visit here- http://icap.indiraedu.com/

Yes, definitely.
You can score better in other section
Attempt quantitative questions in which you are sure.

Hi Prashant, you will find the entire information here from syllabus to preparation tips
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/snap

Hi, atleast 98% is a requisite. 96 to 100% will fetch you profile based calls from MDI and IIMs.

Prajwal, with this percentile it is doubtful that you can get a good college.
There are different ways of admission in MBA. Some institutes prefer XAT/ MAT/ CMAT/ GMAT scores too for admission to MBA course.
Another way of admission is internal tests or admission criteria of individual Management Institutes or Universities.
You can check the websites of universities like Lovely, Chitkara, Manipal etc for more details.
Good luck.

Bleak chances. Even from ILS or ACAP, you may not be able to get in.