MBA Entrance Exam

Yes, You should start as early as possible. CMAT basically tests a students knowledge of Quantitative Technique & Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning, Language Comprehension, and General Knowledge. Almost all the topics covered in each section consists of elementary school subtopics. In order to have a pretty good score in CMAT one must score well in all the sections. Neglecting any one section is not an option here. However, one can choose to invest more time in a particular subtopic of a section than the other.

There is a 100 percent chance that you will get a call for GD/PI process.

Chances are high but it all depends upon your PI that how you influence the panelist.

That depends on the type of college that you are looking to get into and the course that you are trying to enroll in. Usually, the cutoff scores will be given in the websites of colleges. If you can't find that information there, you will need to call the college or submit a query in the college's website.

Hi Ayushi,
Last year's cutoff for KJ SIMSR through CMAT was 98 % percentile.
Looking at the trends chances look bleak.
All the best.

Hello,
There is nothing as being qualified in such MBA entrance exam. What matters more is whether the cut-off (s) of the particular college (s) has been cleared or not for taking admission.

Hi Nancy,
Please refer to:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/mat-exam-cutoff.

Hi,
The chances are high that you may get admission in a decent college.
Thanks.

The eligibility criteria for MBA programme at ASB, Coimbatore is any Bachelors degree with minimum 50% marks, recognised by the Association of Indian Universities (10+2+3 years of education) and valid score from CAT/ MAT/ CMAT/ GMAT/ GRE/ XAT. ASB Kochi and Amritapuri campuses accept valid KMAT scores. Your MAT score is good enough and deserved for admission.