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The educational qualification required for CAT exam is bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a recognized university with minimum of 50% for the open category and 45% for the SC/ST/PwD category. Since you have secured more than the required percentage in your bachelor's degree, you are eligible for CAT exam.

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With a NEET score of 522 and belonging to the SC category, you have a good chance of securing a seat in a government medical college in your state, depending on the state’s cutoff and reservation policies. Government colleges typically reserve seats for SC candidates, which will improve your chances. However, the exact chances depend on the specific state's cutoff for SC candidates. It's best to check the previous year's cutoffs or use college predictors to get more accurate information.

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With a rank of 170,000 in CET and belonging to the CAT2A category from the HK region, getting a Computer Science Engineering (CSE) branch at top colleges may be difficult due to high competition for CSE seats. However, you may have a chance in some regional or private engineering colleges where the cutoff could be more flexible for your category. You could also consider other engineering branches that have lower cutoffs but still offer good career prospects.

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A rank of 17440 in CUSAT CAT might not be high enough for the most popular courses or categories. However, it's essential to consider the following factors:

• Your Category: If you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC), your chances of securing admission improve significantly due to the reservation system.
• Choice of Course: Some courses might have lower cutoffs than others.
• Previous Year Cutoffs: Analyzing previous year cutoffs can give you a better idea of your chances.

Because you belong to the OEC category, you might have a shot at a decent college, but you need to mention the college that you wish to get admitted to so that we can see their eligibility and admission procedure

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The eligibility criteria for appearing for the CAT exam is that the candidate must have completed their graduation with an aggregate of 50% (this is for General students, for SC/ST students, it is 45%). The minimum age should be 20 years.

However, candidates who are in the final year of their bachelor's can appear for CAT regardless of their percentage or backlogs. This is, keeping in mind, that you should not be so behind the eligibility that even if you clear CAT you won't be able to get admitted to an MBA college.

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With a NEET score of 584 and EWS category, your chances of securing an MBBS seat in a government medical college are decent but depend on your state and the corresponding cutoff trends. States with lower cutoffs may offer better chances through state quota. For All India Quota (15%), competition is tougher, and cutoffs are higher. Stay updated with state-specific counseling notifications and apply for both AIQ and state quotas to maximize your chances.

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The CAT rank is decided based on the percentile obtained by candidates in the entrance examination. There is no fixed cutoff to get admission to the India's best business school and these cutoffs vary every year depending upon a number of factors. Even a 99 percentile in the CAT does not guarantee admission as the selection process of business schools is very complex and takes a lot of factors into the consideration such as Class 10, Class 12, Graduation, work experience, academic, and gender diversity, etc. Above all candidates must also perform well in the WATPI/ GDPI process.

Also Check : CAT Percentile Predictor 2024 .

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As per information you got 95 percentile in jee and 96.8% in 12th. First of all, you should try for govt. college because any way there are better than pvt. college in every manner and also get cse in govt college also. You can find best college using career360 college predicator. If you like VIT, then go for it because its best in pvt. colleges. Feel free to ask any queries you have.

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With an MHA MBA CET score of 77 percentile and CAT 55 percentile, you can target Tier 2 and Tier 3 colleges within your home university, as you fall under the ST category. Prioritize colleges like PUMBA (University of Pune), JBIMS (if cutoff relaxations apply), or other state-level institutes offering category-based seats. Explore DTE Maharashtra’s centralized admission process (CAP) for better options. Focus on institutes with strong placement records and specializations matching your career goals.

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