Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.

First of all, SIBM does not accept CAT scores. It rather has it's own evaluating criteria for which you had/have to appear in SNAP. Every SIBM accepts SNAP score for shortlisting students for their MBA/PGDM program.

Now, coming to the cutoff, the cutoff

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I am a MBA student from NIT Surathkal , even-though it is a technical institution it is good to do MBA here as it has good placements this year. Companies like Delloite, ITI, Federal Bank and many other good companies recruited many students with the average package of 7

Raju, to be eligible for CAT, you should secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in your Graduation. It is 50% for General Category and 45% for Reserved Categories. So, if you have secured a minimum aggregate according to your Category, you are absolutely eligible to appear for CAT. During admissions

Hello Aspirant,

Based on this score you might have the chance to get NITIE Mumbai for PGDIM & PGDISEM both programmes. Short listed candidates are called for the GD and PI process. And Final merit list is based on a composite score which takes into account the candidate’s academic records,

Yash, agreed that Quantitative ability section can be little overwhelming to study but once you gain a grip over it, everything becomes easier. The best way to learn Mathematics is to practise Mathematics.

Quantitative Aptitude covers almost 30% of the MBA question paper. QA can be categorised into Arithmetic, Algebra,

Hello Aspirant,

As a General category with 82.26 percentile, There are very less chance to get a call from any IIMs as for Baby IIMs you also require at least 90 percentile. The other colleges you can have the chance to get a call from

XIME Bangalore

MANAGE Hyderabad

Goa

To be eligible for CAT and MAT, you should have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum aggregate of 50%. It is 50% for General Category and 45% for Reserved Categories and this is only applicable to CAT. CAT is conducted once every year and the online applications