Dear Shiv Pratap,
Some of the top books for CAT preparation include ‘How to prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT’ by Arun Sharma, ‘The Pearson Guide to Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT’ by Nishit Sinha, ‘Quantitative Aptitude Quantum CAT’ by Sarvesh Verma to name a few. Other than that,

You also should have given any CET exam which is also needed to give admission to B.Tech program.If you also have some minimal score in the CET exam as well then you can expect both the colleges that you have mentioned.

Hi anand, 

you can check the official website 

read the guidelines and also you can check out the eligibility criteria to see if you are eligible 

all the best I hope thishelps 

HELLO FRIEND,

YOU NEED TO SCORE ATLEAST ABOVE 98 IN CAT FOR SOME GOOD OPPORTUNITIES ND CHANCES.

HOPE THIS HELP

ALL THE BEST

THANK YOU

Hello Chandu ,

According to your rank and the cut off , you donnot have chances to get any of the colleges .

So , I advise you to keep backup options ready .

Regards

Hello pranay ,

XIME Bangalore Cutoff:

• XIME Bangalore Cutoff for CAT/XAT/ CMAT/ MAT/ ATMA - 75+ percentile

• XIME Bangalore Cutoff for GMAT - score of 600 and above

Candidates securing 75 or more percentile in any one of the mentioned exams will be eligible for participating in the XIME Bangalore

Hey! 

You should definitely prep for CAT exam and take it, in case you are aiming for MBA. IIMABC do consider your past academic records. But, most of the new IIMs would just consider your CAT percentile and how good you are in GD and PI round. Plus you have

Hi Amarnath! As per the eligibility criteria of CAT stated by the IIMs, your aggregate marks percentage or the equivalent CGPA should be 50 percent or equivalent. Hence, you have to calculate it accordingly by considering all the subjects which you have studied in graduation, leaving out the additional papers.