MBA Entrance Exam

CAT is a highly competitive examination. Candidates have to score very high marks to seek admission in top B-schools. If you do not get admission in any of the top 30 B-schools, you can reappear with better preparation. In order to mitigate your risks of losing time, you may also appear in other MBA entrance examinations such as XAT, MAT, etc. You can also do MBA from Tier 2 and 3 B-schools.

yes you can but you must crack GD, PI and final interview which will be conducted by the college after you apply .

The forms for CAT, 2017 will be out next year only, so you can apply next year.

Hi,
There is no change as such in the pattern of CMAT. Yes, you can refer to old books. Stay updated with the current affairs. Read daily news. Go through new words daily. Improve your grammar. Quantitative Techniques & DI important topics are:
Coordinate Geometry
Trigonometry
Number System
Mensuration
Arithmetic
Modern Maths
For Logical Reasoning:
Arrangement Linear and Circular
Selection
Direction
Blood Relations
Data Sufficiency
Cubes
Visual Reasoning
Language Comprehension:
Synonyms
Antonyms
Word Usage
Idioms
Sentence Completion
Analogy
Para Jumble
Good luck!

Hi,
CMAT Feb cutoff varies on participating institutes. On an average 85-90 percentile is required to get into a decent institute under CMAT. For top institutes like Jamna Lal Bajaj and Goa Institute you require above 99 percentile. I hope this helps.

If you're not taking any chances, you naturally appear for both to increase your range.

Hello ankit,
You can apply for PGDM course in IMT via CMAT, CAT and IMT have 2 rounds on which your selection depends Cnpi, interview. for you to qualify for next rounds.
All the best.

Hi clain39378,
The application deadline for registration is 3rd Jan 2017.
CAT is on Dec 4 2016,
XAT is on Jan 8 2017,
CMAT is on 28th Jan 2017.

Hi Vijay,
It depends on your category if general 99.8+ would be sufficient. However, percentile is not the only criteria but it is still the first step, IIMs look for overall potential and capabilities of students in selection.
All the best.