MBA Entrance Exam

Hi
Your CAT percentile is not good. You may expect some good to fair private colleges.

You can consider following colleges:
Faculty of Management Studies, New Delhi.
XLRI: Xavier Institute of Management, Jamshedpur.
IIFT Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi.
Department of Management Studies, REC.
Narsee Monjee University, Mumbai.
Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow.

Yes, you can give the CAT exam after completing the course. CAT is a highly competitive exam and you should be thoroughly prepared for the same because you need to secure a very good percentile in order to get a good college of the top ranking. Buy books online or at stores or join a coaching class which can help you sail through it and start preparing right away.

Here are the top colleges that accept CAT:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-cat/2-2-0-0-327

Here is the official cut off of the CAT exam :
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/mat-exam-cutoff

The placement record of the college is very good, it has a track record of about 99%. The average placement is between 5-6 Lacs. The highest package is of 19 Lacs and the lowest package is of 3.5 Lacs. Companies of various domains come for campus drive and these companies offer very good job profile to students. Yes, it is best for MBA, you can opt for it.

Hi
Alliance school of business Bangalore
Birla institute of technology mesra
Balaji institute of modern management Pune
Institute of public enterprise Hyderabad
Institute of finance and international management Bangalore

Kindly visit the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/40-popular-mba-colleges-you-can-apply-to-blogId-7009

Hi
Last year, nearly 4000 seats in Iims (Indian Institute of Management) will be filled through CAT 2019 exams. CAT score is also used non-IIM institutes like FMS, SPJIM, MDI Gurgaon, etc. For selecting candidates. Read about the counselling procedure of the Common Admission Test, who will conduct CAT 2019 counselling, schedule, seat matrix, etc.
Good luck!

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Ideally, CAT preparation takes around 300 hours to 500 hours of serious preparation. While there is no right time to start preparing for the CAT Exam, it is recommended that a CAT aspirant should start the preparation sometime between Jan-Feb and June-July of the year he or she is planning to appear for CAT.