MBA Entrance Exam

40 months of experience is higher than usual. The colleges also look for profile of your work. Your CMAT and UG percentage are at par. You can expect a selection.

Hello Akash,
All the major MBA entrance exams have been already done. The next important exam would be NMAT (From Oct - Dec) followed by CAT, IIFT, SNAP, XAT, etc. You can prepare well for these exams as you have ample time. You can join some reputed coaching class, if required.
All the best.

Yes, TIME is good coaching institution. For eligibility, check below.
The eligibility criteria for IPMAT 2017 is as follows:
The candidate should have scored a minimum of 60% in class 10th/SSC and class 12th/ HSC or equivalent examination in case of general and NC-OBC category. Also, the candidate sho

NDIM Delhi, Japuria Noida, M P Birla, Acharya Bangalore and PES Indore are some of the decent colleges where CMAT cut-off is below 60 percentile.
Good luck.

You cannot convert any score, although, colleges have normalisation method and different cut-offs for different examination. CMAT will have lower cut-off than that of CET for sure.

Dear Madhu,
The list of colleges accepting May MAT is not out yet and shall be published on AIMA website by May end. So, kindly wait and then we can guide you accordingly.

Yes definitely, if you dedicate 6-7 hours daily and give at least 20 mock exams before CAT, you have a great probability of getting into top 20 B-Schools in India.

BIMM, Christ University and Sydenham are the three best colleges where you can apply.

Please check this link for your answer:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-mat/2-2-0-0-306

There is no limit on appearing in CAT exam conducted by IIMs. You can appear for CAT multiple times to seek admission in IIMs.