MBA Entrance Exam

SNAP question paper has 60 questions in all the sessions, English has 15 questions, QA, DI-DS has 20 questions and A-LR has 25 question. Candidates are not supposed to attempt all the questions. But they must attempt about 2/3rd of the total questions with maximum accuracy to be able to get a good score. SNAP sectional cut offs are important for selection to SIU, so don't ignore one section for another. 

NDIM Delhi cutoff 2025 is yet to be released for admission to its PGDM courses. The institute accepts CAT, CMAT, MAT, XAT and ATMA entrance exam scores for admission. During the NDIM Delhi PGDM cutoff 2024, the percentile was CAT, CMAT, MAT, and XAT stood at 60, 75, and 60, respectively, for the General AI quota. While taking into consideration the past years' cutoffs, the 2025 estimated cutoff can remain similar as the insitute is depicting a similar cutoff trend over the years for the students belonging to the General AI quota. 

The MAHCET expected percentile can stood between 1 and 90 for te General All India candidates, considering the Shivaji University cutoff 2024. 

Shivaji University cutoff 2024 for MAH CET has been released for MBA specialisations. The Shivaji University MAH CET cutoff 2024, the last round cutoff percentile needed for Department of Commerce and Management was 60.45 for admission to the MBA course. Similarly, for KIT's Institute of Management Education and Research (KIT's IMER), it stood at 54.71 for the General All India category students. Candidates can check out more cutoffs from official page:

For joining MBA at Amity global business School Chennai, you must clear any one of the entrance exams mentioned below such as:

*CAT

*XAT

*GMAT

*CMAT

*ATMA

*MAT

You must clear any one of the exams mentioned above to get admitted at AGBS Chennai. Also Amity global business School Chennai conducts their own entrance exams for MBA program.

On an average, about 10-15 CAT aspirants score 100 percentile. Given below is the data of CAT 100 percentilers of last 4 years:

CAT toppers are determined on the basis of candidate percentiles. Those whose overall percentiles are 100 and 99.99, they are declared the toppers of CAT exam. To calculate CAT percentiles, raw scores of every CAT candidate is normalized on the same scale and the following formula is applied:

P = (R/N) * 100

where,

P= Percentile score

R= Rank of the candidate arrived at on the basis of scaled CAT score or the total number of test takers ranking below a particular candidate.

N= Number of candidates who appeared in CAT exam (all three sessions)

To improve English, CAT candidates must start with grammar. They should use Wren and Martin book to understand and practice basic grammar rules. Apart from that, they must consult Word Power Made Easy for vocabulary. Reading Comprehension is an important aspect of CAT, so one should start reading English books, novels and magazines much in advance to develop comprehension. There are some recommended books for improving English comprehension, aspirants must read those.