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Ravi Babu

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The reserved category perks may still allow you to enrol in B.Tech programs in Mumbai if your MAH CET score is 59 and you fall into the NT-B category. The following are a few universities that might accept low MAH CET percentiles

New Panvel's Pillai College of Engineering is well known for its industrial partnerships and respectable placement rates.
Atharva College of Engineering has robust student support system and strong campus facilities.
A reasonably priced choice with helpful instructors is Vidyavardhinis College of Engineering and Technology in Vasai.
Universal College of Engineering is renowned for its reduced cut offs and student-

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Vikash Kumar Gupta

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It all depends upon which IIM you get shortlisted, but considering your percentile in CAT 2023 that is 70, a very good chance stands by your side if the cutoff will be met by you in terms of that IIM.
For example, IIM Ahmedabad will set the minimum overall cutoff at 60 percentile for ST candidates while others may be different. Normally, top IIMs such as IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore, and Calcutta are higher with cut-off values generally more than 90 percentile in most of the cases but relax it for the reserved categories.
Although your score may suffice for admission into some IIMs, admission is not guaranteed and will depend on your overall

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Depending on the specialization and additional variables like category and seat availability GLS University in Ahmedabad has several CMAT cutoffs for MBA admissions. The CMAT score is usually taken into account by the university in addition to other factors like prior academic standing, in-person interviews and occasionally group discussions. For the majority of management courses the typical CMAT cutoff range is between the 50th and 60th percentile though this might vary based on competition and the need for the particular program

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Shreeja suman

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The Common Admission Test (CAT) 2024 introduced several notable changes compared to previous years. Here are the key changes:

1. Increased Number of Questions:

  •  The total number of questions was increased from 66 to 68.
  •   This increase was specifically in the DILR section, which now had 22 questions instead of 20.

2. Removal of Para-Jumbles in VARC:

  •  The VARC section no longer included para-jumbles questions.
  •   This was a significant change as para-jumbles had been a staple of the CAT exam for many years.

3. Changes in VARC Question Format:

  •   The VARC section mixed VA questions with RC passages instead of grouping them
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Rayamkula Harish

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CMAT i.e. for Common Management Admission Test is held in English language itself. CMAT is a nationwide entrance examination for aspiring MBA or PGDM candidates seeking admission into institutions across India.

This exam tests an individual's aptitude in the areas of Quantitative Techniques, Logical Reasoning, Language Comprehension, and General Awareness. Hence, it enforces competency in English as the medium of communication for all sections since it would make understanding and answering questions much better. Some regional language examinations allow for bilingual options for management programs; CMAT, however, is designed in Englis

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KUMKUM BASWAL

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Admission to the MBA/PGDM programs offered at SIES College of Management Studies, commonly abbreviated as SIESCOMS, is based on a candidate's performance in the CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, ATMA, or MAHCET examinations. The CAT 2024 registration usually ends in September, and the exam takes place in November.

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Arindam Modak

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With 78 percentiles in any XAT, you can think of the following good colleges that are in and around Delhi offering the MBA programme for a fee of less than 8 LPA and probably have an average package greater than 10 LPA:

LBSIM, Delhi - Fees approximately 7.5 LPA- LBSIM, Delhi with very good placement opportunities. 
IMI, Delhi - Fees 7-8 LPA, average package exceeds 10 LPA. 
FORE School of Management - Fees about 8 LPA, average package is 10+ LPA. 
These are institutions providing quality education coupled with some strong invocations with the industry.

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Arindam Modak

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With a score of 216 in NMAT, the chances of getting a call from XIMB (Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar) are high since the overall cutoff for enrollment in XIMB during the recent years has been close to 200-220. But your sectional scores are also important here since a lot of institutes have set minimum sectional cutoffs. Logical Reasoning-70; Language Skills-82; Quantitative Aptitude-64: These scores would either meet the requirements or come quite close depending on the sectional cutoff XIMB will have this year.

You should, however, apply to XIMB and check the particular cut-off trends for 2024, for confirming eligibility.

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Arindam Modak

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Yes, you can definitely take admission into several MBA colleges around Bangalore with a MAT score of 498 because there are several colleges that accept the score for admission purposes. However, some of the top-tier colleges usually take a cut-off higher than that, but many reputed colleges may still consider you for the management quota or other aspects like academic performance, work experience, or personal interview for a score around 498.

Here are some names in Bangalore:

Acharya Institute of Management and Sciences (AIMS)
IFIM Business School
Christ University (may demand higher MAT scores or additional rounds with regard to selectio

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Shreya Gupta

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It depends on various factors. Male students with a non-engineering background need to have a minimum of 93 percentile if they need to get admitted to PGDM HRM. Those who have an engineering background need to have at least 96 percentile to be eligible. Female students can expect the call as they need to have 90 percentile irrespective of their background.

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