MBA Entrance Exam

CAT score is accepted across most of the colleges in India unlike UPSEE which is accepted mostly in UP. As these exams are just entrance exams and your performance would only decide your final placement, I would refrain from commenting in this regard. But just for your information by performing exceedingly well in CAT you can get into IIM A/B/C which are among the best management schools in India.

I would not be able to clarify your question regarding IIM L, but for IIM A, converts usually have 94-95+ percentile.

Hello Rohit Churi, apparently, there is no criteria for age as far as appearing for MHTCET is concerned, but there are other factors like 10+2 pass, etc, check out the links given below
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor
Hope this helps! All the Best!

Hi,
As you mentioned with 70 percentile you cannot get in a top college for MBA unless you come in a reserved category even in that its pretty difficult to get in a top college. So, if you want to get in a top college work hard and prepare once again for the entrance and get a good score to get in the top college
Thanks!

Hi,
For college like Lala Lajpat Rai the ranking required is around 1500, but if you are a minority you may get into it and if you have applied in Hindi minority you could try for Thakur with your score and minority you could get in there! Also you can still try for Vivekanand and Aditya college in Borivali. Thanks, all the best!

Hi Isha,
There are good chances of getting in a good college with the score you have got.
With this score you can apply for decent colleges which has got avg salary of about 4-5lacs and a good placement record. Also it depends you apply in general category or in reserved, which would increase your chances to go in a better college.
Thanks! All the best.

Hello Mamta Sachani,
Yes, try to apply for the MMS college, if you want information about the selection criteria, click on the link below
http://www.simsr.sasmira.org/mms-degree-program-by-mumbai-university-from-worli-mumbai.html
Hope this helps! All the Best for your admission!

Hello Abhijit Sambvekar, there would be no issues at all if you take a drop and appear for the exam next year. Solve various question papers every now and then, try finding questions that require a multi step approach to solve. In case of any difficulty, ask your doubts, it is necessary to have your doubts cleared. Once you master a topic, solve as many tough questions as you can. Hope this helps! All the Best for your preparation!

CMAT is given priority at the time of admission but you can also get admission on the basis of your attempted exams.