MBA Entrance Exam

Hey Ananthi.
Congrats for your MAT Score.
Yes you will. anyways your UG percentage will not affect your admission they will demand for a decent percentage of 60% an above. You may apply for the selection process that may commence by March of 2017 with your valid MAT score.
You will have to attend Written Ability Test and Personal Interview. Based on your performance in that you will be getting admission at VIT.
Thank You. All the Best!

Yes you can. They will not look at your past UG CGPA but a decent percentage of above 60%. So it wont be a big deal for you and regarding your MAT score it is a decent score. Anyways here the assessment process will be with your Written test which you undergo during selection process and with your personal interaction with the panel members during your PI . So you can apply for this college . Based on your performance in the selection process ie., Written Ability Test and Personal Interview you will be selected for pursuing your MBA here.Thank You . All the Best !

For MAT, the best book is Arihants – MAT preparation guide. You can also take past papers for practice.

It depends on what you have focused while pursuing your ECE. If you have been attentive in your classes and scoring well in your semester exams, then GATE will be easier for you. Most engineers find easy, and perform well in the quant section in CAT as well as GATE. English section is what gets the engineers struggling.

In CAT, to get admission in a top B-school, you must score above 70%. You might get interview call at lower percentage also provided you score amazingly well in your CAT. But, with a low score in your graduation, you must have an awesome profile to secure admission at a top B-school.

There are many non-IIT'ans who have scored 100 percentile in CAT. CAT is usually considered the forte of engineers, but many others also perform extremely well.

Your gap of a year will not at all be a reason of hindrance in your admission process or percentile for that matter.

Hello Sachin,
The cut off for OBC last year was 66 percentile.
Wish you luck!