MBA Entrance Exam

There are several other institutions also,apart from IIM's , like petroleum University,LPU, Amity University,etc

MBA has nothing to do with your class 10 or 12 marks. If you work hard to crack CAT you can easily get a good college.

It depends upon which college you are enrolling in. There are many colleges in India that offers MBA/PGDM Distance Learning MBA, and also PGDM, but not all institute provides a good quality curriculum that is worth employable. I am doing an MBA from IMT CDL and can tell you they are providing a good curriculum. If you are planning to do distance learning PGDM then you can enroll in IMT CDL. Details are - https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-management-technology-center-for-distance-learning-imt-cdl-ghaziabad-28178?isource=sa&sakey=MTY0NzI0MTg2MzIzbzhlbzhrNTU2Mg==.

CMAT is applicable for MCA as well. If you missed that then go for other tests like MAH CET. Some colleges conduct their own entrance tests. So if you are targeting some specific colleges then check what are the tests they accept.

Go through the syllabus once and pick your strong areas. You don't have to cover the whole syllabus. Keep practising mocks as much as possible. Have a look at the last year paper to get the idea about the type of questions asked. Work on your time management skills. Be consistent with your practice and you will be good to go.

It is most likely that you'll get your 1st or 2nd preference. For filling up the 6 cities, you should choose the one that are on metro lines I. e. in NCR. Fill up New Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Greater Noida, Faridabad and Ghaziabad.

Composite score above 400 is considered as a good score in MAT.

Bhilai and Raipur are the two centres in Chhattisgarh.

SPJIMR accepts CAT, XAT and GMAT scores. It doesn't look at CMAT or MAT scores.

No, if you have already filled out the form then no need to apply.