MBA Entrance Exam

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.

Institute of Management Studies and Research, Vivekanand Education Society, Chembur, Mumbai
SIES College of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai, Mumbai
Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management (LLIM), Mahalaxmi, Mumbai

A percentile is a measure used in statistics indicating the value below which a given percentage of observations in a group of observations fall. For example, the 99th percentile in CAT means that 99% of candidates who appeared in CAT are below the person who is at 99 percentile. You can also say that is among top 1% of candidates who appeared for CAT. Marks required to achieve 99 percentile varies every year as per variation of candidates performance.

No, only the percentage of graduation matters in CAT or MBA admission.

With that score, it is impossible to get admission into a good college as the cutoffs of all top colleges are 98+ percentile. So better you avoid taking admission into a below average college, thus not wasting both your time and money. I suggest you reappear for CET(or any other exam) and aim for a high score. Good luck!

Hello Namrata!
With that score, you will get only average or below average colleges as the cutoffs of the top ones are generally 98+ percentile. Vivekanand isn't a good college, better avoid it if possible.

To get admission into any good college for MBA, you need to score very high. And the top colleges accepting CMAT scores have their cutoffs generally around 99 percentile and above.