Xavier Aptitude Test
Hello,
As per your requirement, i would say that as mentioned above your educational details, you need to be at your very best in each step.
First stage is CAT
In which if you are a general candidate you will have to get atleast 95.5(Cutoff changes every year) to get call from New and Baby IIM.
Coming to Old IIM(BLACKI) many things are considered
10,12, Graduation score .
Work experience.
Gender ( For female Candidates)/Academic diversity (For Non Engg)
Weightage given to above mentioned criteria is different in every college,you can visit the college website to get the details.
So having work experience is always an advantage but like I said the weightage varies.
Final stage.
WAT/PI Stage
The weightage for WAT/PI is usually high in Old IIM close to 50%.
Personal Interview is the one that either make it or break it.
So PI usually decides whether you will get selected or not.
For exact details you can visit the IIM website and check the criteria which will have all the details.
Good luck
Hello Aspirant,
MBA Rural Management can be persued by the candidate after the completion of UG with a minimum of 50% and above. To do the course in best government colleges you need to appear for the national level competitive examinations and clear them for admission. If you wish to persue a course in private colleges, some colleges give direct admission based on the UG marks. Some colleges conduct their own entrance exam. For more details kindly go through this link, https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-rural-management-colleges-in-india
Good luck!
Top MBA Colleges accepting MAT scores-
Top MBA Colleges accepting XAT scores-
To see entire list of XAT accepting colleges-
https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-India-accepting-xat-score
To see entire list of MAT accepting colleges-
https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-India-accepting-mat-score
Hello
If you can get above 95 percentile in CAT, you can surely get into one of the top 15–20 b-schools of the country.
Many b-schools shortlist based on the CAT score. (IIM A & IIM C are 2 of them. The new IIM’s ironically consider all marks & percentages 10th, 12th & bachelors).
You can give XAT exam as it doesn't keep so much boundations regarding percentage but still most of the colleges which give admissions on the basis of XAT score also keeps a min required percentage as to be 50% in 10th 12th and graduation for general/OBC category and 45% for SC/ST category.
Colleges which you will get mostly won't be of good reputation and getting a MBA degree might not be worth it. But still if you are really interested in pursuing MBA degree then give XAT exam get a very high percentile then you might have a chance of ending up in an average college.
thankyou, I hope it helps, feel free to approach for further queries.
The eligibility criteria for XAT is a candidate needs to be passed with Bachelor's Degree in any discipline from a recognized University, the course must be a minimum of three years, there is no minimum aggregate set for XAT, also the final year students are eligible provided they receive their degree certificate before admission process of XAT is completed.
You may also consider visiting the following link for more details regarding this matter-
https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/xat-eligibility-criteria
First of all, there's no point in dwelling about your past scores, because you cannot change it.
Secondly, if you have decided for once and all , to go ahead with your higher studies, then focus on XAT and MAT, for that matter, since unlike CAT, these exams do not have set any eligibility criteria for appearing in their exams. Your determination need to be strong for this, because this is only what will sail you through all this.Moreover, there are many instances, when people have done extremely well in not just in entrance exams, or business school, even professional career for that matter in spite of not so good marks in past academics, but does it mean, it all comes easy, absolutely not. You'll have to work hard and focus on what's important right now, that your entrance test, Follow your syllabus, practice previous year papers and sample papers, you can judge yourself, how you're faring, moreover this will also gain your confidence in the time to give exams.
All the best!
XAT Exam has only 4 sections-
Decision Making (DM)
Quantitative ability and data interpretation (QA and DI)
Verbal and logical ability (VA and LR)
General Knowledge (GK)
Decision Making (DM) includes -
Quantitative ability and data interpretation (QA and DI) -
Arithmetic
Algebra
Data Analysis and Interpretation
Verbal and logical ability (VA and LR ) includes-
Current Affairs/General Knowledge (GK) includes-
General Knowledge consists of-
Current Affairs consist of-
For more detailed information, kindly consider visiting the following link-
https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/xat-syllabus
Hello there!
Greetings!
Yes you are eligible for XAT as there is no specific cut off percentage or CGPA to be obtained during graduation . Actually to be eligible Candidate applying for XAT 2020 must have a graduation degree from any stream from a recognized institute or university and the graduation degree should be of a minimum of three years.
For more information go through :'- https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/xat-eligibility-criteria/amp
Thankyou
Hey there
It's true that your 10th and 12th marks matters when you go for interviews of colleges but for appearing in cat 50% is what needed and so do not worry you have got marks and do prepare hard for the exam.
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