MBA Entrance Exam

Hi Sunil,
Your SSC marks are very low. There are almost no chances of you getting an IIM call. Plus given your HSC, SSC scores, it would be very tough for you to cope up with studies in IIMs. I would recommend that you start looking at other colleges where you can get admission.

Acharya Nagarjuna University is a UGC recognised university therefore degrees awarded by University are valid for higher education and Government jobs. You brother can appear for Management entrance exams.

For an average student, it is impossible to get admission in an IIM or any top B-school. The reason being, the level of CAT and other entrance exams is quite high as well the competition is intense. The criteria and admission processes of these B-schools is such that only the best of the aspirants get selected. Even after getting admission into any top B-school, one has to tackle the challenging MBA study curriculum which again is not easy (if not difficult). I have no intention of scaring you, but this is the reality.

As the difficulty level of CAT varies every year, there is no fixed score which can assure you of getting a call for the IIM's interview rounds. However, going by the past trends, a score of around 95 percentile and above should be enough to get a call.
CAT is of a total 300 marks, with 100 questions to be attempted in three hours.

Hello! https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat Kindly visit the given link to know everything about the CAT exam I.e. its exam pattern, syllabus, dates, top colleges accepting it, etc. The career options depend upon which specialization you opt for, once getting admission into an IIM(or non-IIM).

MAT 2017 will be held in September as follows:
(a) PBT Mode 3rd September 2017
(b) CBT Mode 9th September 2017
December dates are yet to be announced.

Hello Sonal,
Both the campuses of MDI accept scores of CAT exam only. http://www.mdim.ac.in/pgpmresidential/
Kindly visit the given link for more information.

Hello,
There is no harm in preparing for the CAT exam with that score. With a great percentile, who knows, you might end up with an interview call from a top B-school. You should target FMS New Delhi as it doesn't give any importance to your past academic scores; though its cutoff is high (approx. 99 percentile) and not just CAT, you should prepare for other exams too as backup like XAT, SNAP, NMAT, etc.