MBA Entrance Exam

Are you especially preparing for ISM only? In my opinion, you should prepare for CAT and then select the college according to your percentile in CAT. For CAT preparation, TIME and IMS are the best. All the best!

Here, check the college related information in the link provided:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-cmat/2-2-0-0-5822

Hello Khushi,
It completely depends on what exactly you would like to become or you would like to accomplish. Both CA and MBA have pros and cons. On the basis of your interest area, you can choose what to pursue. Talking about India, MBA gives you a wider spectrum in the area of finance. Whereas, CA is a specialised course dedicated to accounting and auditing.
It's actually a war between versatility and speciality.
Also, I have seen people pursuing MBA after CA. In reputed companies, they do send their employees (CA) abroad to pursue MBA that too on company's expense.
Think wisely.
Good luck.

Hi Shruti,
Some of the colleges also accept the NEET exam score for admission into Bachelor of physiotherapy. For physiotherapy course, one must have scored 45% in physics, chemistry and biology/ biotechnology taken together.

It looks unlikely now, but is possible depending on your quota and peer group.

Hello Sandip!
You can given any among the major following MBA entrance exams to pursue MBA from a good B-school:-
1. GMAT
2. CAT
3. XAT
4. CMAT
5. IIFT
6. NMAT
7. SNAP
8. MAT
9. TISSNET
10. MAH-MBA CET
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/20-mba-entrance-exams-you-can-take-this-year-blogId-11473 Kindly visit this link for more information.

Cut-offs (for 2017-19 General CAT.)
Section 1 (VARC): 85
Section 2 (DILR): 80
Section 3 (QA): 80
Aggregate: 90%ile

You can and should give CAT 2017 too as you can join the B-School immediately after your college ends, assuming you meet the minimum eligibility criteria.

If the form demands scores for each year then you'll have to fill it. If it asks for the latest/final score, then you'll have to fill in the latest cumulative of score up till the immediate last semester for which you have received the scores.