MBA Entrance Exam

MAT and GMAT are the exams for entrance in MBA colleges or courses, for MA you don't have to give these exams. You must have good grades in your graduation to do MA in any of the colleges or universities.

Hii naveen, yes u scored more then 50%le in cmat, u will easily get the admission in AIMS. u have to apply for the admission process ang ones yur GD & interview will be over then u can conform yur admission in AIMS by giving required documents and with photos & entrance exam scor card. if any issue u can contact us admission@theaims.ac.in
goodluck

Dear student,
Eligibility : min 50% in graduation with good percentile in CAT and rest depend on ur IQ level, communication skills and knowledge
So do well in Cat and admission process
All the best

Dear gaurab
That depends in which college or institution you want to take admission and which year 2016 or 2017. Though many institution accept only cat others do accept mat , GMAT , cmat and even some institution having own test for admission.
Firstly make list in which divide the institutions into three level A B and c according your interest and their reputation.
All the best

Try perfect scores videos on youtube. Theses videos are great. I cracked my GMAT with the help of these videos. You can personally get in touch with the perfect scores tutor. I wont recommend a coaching. But if u don't have much time for studies, then coaching would be required.
Try the videos. if it doesn't work out then go out for the coaching.
Thanks

Last year cutoff was 73 percentile. You have a good chance of getting shortlisted.

MAT scores are valid for one year

It varies from institute to institute. You should look at scoring a high percentile in the CAT exam. Most of the reputed B Schools accept only CAT scores

Dear Zeeshan,
As per the last year, the cut-off was around 5000 AIR in BK. So I would say the chances are 70% this year. Baroda FMS's cutoff is the second highest after BKSBM in Gujarat. So if you miss BK by some numbers, you'll definitely get in FMS Baroda.
Thank you.

As of today, any kind of gap in education or your career, has to be justified. You have not mentioned the reason for the gap. You can definitely look at taking time off, to prepare for the CAT exam and ensure that you score a minimum of 99 percentile. You have to necessarily target the top 30 B Schools in India. A word of caution. CAT is a highly unpredictable exam, in terms of the pattern. It keeps on changing, year to year. Unshakable faith in your skill sets, will make you a winner