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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

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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

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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

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 -

• Arithmetic
• Analytical Reasoning
• Situational etc

Quantitative ability and data interpretation (QA and DI) -

Arithmetic

• Time and Work

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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

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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.

Check about cat

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Dear Akshat, CAT, XAT and IIFT are the entrance examinations for admission to MBA, PGDM courses. They are not confined to any particular specialisation. You have to choose your specialisation during your 2nd year of the course. You have to select the entrance examination based on the college that you

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Cutoff is the minimum percentile a  candidate must obtain in order to qualify for the next round of selection process.

Cutoff depends on various factors such as:

• Difficulty level of the exam
• Total number of candidates appearing for the exam
• Total number of seats, etc.

Also, the cutoff varies

Dear Rahul, here I am explaining all the mentioned exams with their eligibility criteria-

1.CAT

The Common Admission Test (CAT)[2] is a computer based test for admission in a graduate management program. The test scores a candidate on the bases of Quantitative Ability (QA), Verbal Ability (VA) and Reading Comprehension