NMAT

Yes you can appear for NMAT. Once you qualify then they will call for interview. Chances are less that your HSC compartment will be a hindrance. They look for overall percentage.

Hi,
Scoring more than 95 percentile is not an easy task. The most important part of preparing is practicing. You must devote 3 hrs daily to practice quant, verbal and logical reasoning. Devote more than three hours if you are taking CAT This year itself. This is above and after your coaching class which you might be taking or will take.
Apart from all this, don't underestimate the power of regular tests and feedback. Take mock tests to know where you stand and keep working on your weaknesses. Pay attention to your errors and mistakes and work on improving them.

Below are some of the best bschools through NMAT:
TAPMI - Manipal
SIMSRE, Maharashtra
UPES Dehradun
XIME Kerala
IPE Hyderabad
BIMM Pune
All of these are good but if I've to choose the best then I would go with TAPMI & UPES. Both of these have good infrastructure, faculty, placements and industrial exposure.

The NMAT by GMAC exam has been, and will continue to be, a symbol of quality enabling test takers to access graduate management education and a career of choice, while providing schools access to top talent.

Yes, you can appear for NMAT exam.

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NMIMS accepts only NMAT score. The cutoff for the same varies from year to year. IT generally hovers around 208 marks with sectional cutoffs as well.
The specializations offered are Finance, Marketing, Operations, HR, IT.

Criteria is mentioned below.Please refer.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exam/nmat
You need to give more n more mock exams and identify your weaknesses and rectify them to get good score.

It shall not have any hurdles provided you to state them with concrete experience or any course certificate you have taken up during course of time. You shall not show them that youvwere idle in those 2years.

Good Morning !
Look preparing for any management entrance exam is more or less the same. only the difference is CAT requires more perfection and speed compared to other exams, the basics remain the same for every exam. Be focused and practice as much as you can.
Thank you.