Hello,

To find your NMAT percentile using the scaled score, you should know that NMAT percentiles are only released after the testing window closes, based on how you and all other test-takers performed relative to each other. Scaled scores for each of the three sections—Language Skills, Quantitative Skills, and Logical Reasoning—are between 12–120, and the overall is between 36–360.

Percentiles show how your score compares with others, showing the percentage of candidates that you outperformed. GMAC calculates and publishes these percentiles with final results.

To check your percentile:

1. After the declaration of results, log in to your NMAT account on the official portal.
2. Percentiles do not directly come from the scaled scores but rely instead on overall test performance; therefore, trends from previous years or percentile predictors may serve as a rough guide.

For accurate information, visit the NMAT portal or official documentation for further information.

Hello what i understand from your query is that you have already targeted a few options but would like to know about a few more options after B.com (//B.com) . here i would like to mention a list of options for you to browse through, explore them once before taking a call.

for studies you can look into options like M. Com, MBA, UPSC(  IAS, IRS, Indian Customs & Central Taxation), Chartered Accountancy, Company Secretary, Cost Management Accountancy, Certified Financial Analyst, Financial Risk Management, General Risk Management,. For officer level jobs in Banking sector you can prepare for banking exams appear for them and secure a job for that particular post.

Career options available are : Accountants, Banking & financial Services, Insurance firms, CA firms, Financial Analyst, Business Development Manager, Teaching faculty, Entrepreneur & Forensic Finances.

All the best

Dr (HC) Sonia Achantani

According to the previous year trend, for general category about 95+ score is considered a good score to secure a seat in top NLUs and 80-90 is also a safe score,but you will get admission to lower rank NLUs. The cut off for exam further decrease for other categories. To know more about safe score in CLAT,visit Good score in CLAT 2025

Hello,

CLAT scores and NLUs rank cut-offs may differ every year as this varies with the number of applications, level of competition, and reservation policy-wise cuts.

With a general category score of 85 in CLAT 2025, you may find it difficult to get into the top NLUs like NLSIU Bangalore, NALSAR Hyderabad, or NLUD Delhi. But you could have chances in newer NLUs or NLUs with higher cut-offs. Here are some options to consider:

Possible NLUs for a Score of 85:

• NLU Assam
• MNLU Aurangabad or Nagpur
• DSNLU Vizag
• HPNLU Shimla

To get an accurate picture, use a CLAT rank predictor or college predictor tool available  to get your admission possibilities analyzed by using these tools based upon previous trends.

Hello aspirant,

The good score in CLAT is generally around 90 marks. If you want to secure your admissions in National Law University, you should have got around 90 marks. With a score of 41, it is very difficult to get admission in NLU.

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

January and April of 2025 will see the administration of JEE Main 2025. NTA will publish the qualifying JEE Main cutoff 2025 following the results announcement. Following the announcement of the JEE Main 2025 results, JoSAA will post the seat allocation result and the JEE Main 2025 cutoff for admission to various colleges on josaa.nic.in.

To know the expected and previous year cutoff to get the idea, you can visit our site through following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff

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That’s a great question and shows you’re thinking carefully about your future. It's important to consider both options carefully, especially with your background. When considering whether to pursue an MBA abroad or in India, especially with poor academics and no work experience, the decision requires careful evaluation of your goals, financial situation, and career aspirations.

When comparing an MBA in India versus one abroad, there's no definitive winner—it ultimately depends on a student’s aspirations and willingness to invest financially for potentially greater returns. Each option offers its own distinct benefits, which can be better understood through a detailed discussion. Both options have their merits and challenges. Let’s break it down to help you make an informed decision.

What Is the Purpose of an MBA?

An MBA (Master of Business Administration) equips students with:

• Leadership and management skills: To lead teams and organizations effectively.

• Strategic thinking abilities : To solve complex business problems.

• Career advancement opportunities : To secure roles in management, consulting, or entrepreneurship.

• Networking: To build connections with industry professionals and peers.

The value of an MBA depends heavily on the program's quality, your goals, and the level of effort you put into leveraging its benefits.

MBA Abroad vs. MBA in India: A Comparison

MBA Abroad

Pros:

1. Global Exposure: Study in a multicultural environment and gain insights into international markets.

2. Top-Quality Education: Renowned universities provide cutting-edge curriculum and resources.

3. Networking Opportunities: Build a global professional network.

4. Higher Earning Potential: Graduates from top programs often secure higher salaries, particularly in developed economies.

5. Prestige: Degrees from institutions like Harvard, INSEAD, or Wharton carry global recognition and respect.

Cons:

1. High Cost: Tuition fees and living expenses are substantial. Scholarships are competitive.

2. Work Visa Challenges: Securing post-MBA work permits can be difficult in some countries.

3. Work Experience Requirement: Most top MBA programs abroad require 2-5 years of professional experience.

4. Risk: Without a strong profile, you may not gain admission to top schools, reducing the ROI (return on investment).

Who Is It For?

• Candidates with strong financial resources.

• Those aiming for international roles or exposure to global markets.

• Students with a clear plan for their post-MBA career .

MBA in India

Pros:

1. Cost-Effective: Tuition fees and living costs are significantly lower than in most foreign programs.

2. Reputed Institutions: Top Indian MBA programs (e.g., IIMs, ISB, XLRI) are highly regarded, especially for roles in Indian and Asian markets.

3. Local Relevance: Focus on Indian business contexts and networks.

4. Shorter Duration: Many MBA programs in India are completed in 1-2 years.

5. Flexible Entry: Some private universities and tier-2 colleges accept candidates with weaker academics or no work experience.

Cons:

1. Less Global Exposure: International experience and networks may be limited.

2. High Competition: Admission to top-tier institutes like IIMs is extremely competitive and requires strong CAT/GMAT scores.

3. Brand Value: While prestigious in India, Indian MBA degrees may lack global recognition compared to programs abroad.

Who Is It For?

• Candidates targeting the Indian job market or local companies.

• Students looking for a cost-effective education with high-quality outcomes.

• Fresh graduates or those who prefer programs without stringent entry requirements.

Since you mentioned having poor academics and no work experience, both options have specific challenges:

MBA Abroad Challenges :

• Admission Requirements: Most top-tier schools abroad require a strong academic record and work experience. Without these, securing admission to a reputed institution can be difficult.

• Cost and ROI: The financial investment is high. Without admission to a top program or a clear plan for career advancement, it may not provide a good return.

MBA in India Challenges

• Limited Opportunities in Top Programs: Schools like IIMs and ISB value academic consistency and work experience.

• Lower Exposure: Compared to studying abroad, Indian MBAs may not offer the same level of global exposure.

Conclusion: Based on your current situation, a good approach may be to gain some work experience, improve your academic profile, and then decide whether to pursue an MBA in India or abroad.

Focus on Skills: Irrespective of the choice, focus on acquiring key skills such as leadership, communication, and analytical thinking, which are crucial for a successful career in business.

An MBA is a significant investment in your future, and careful consideration of these factors will help you make an informed decision.

Feel free to reach out if you need further guidance or have more questions!

Most people pursue an MBA after a BTECH degree gaining a significant increase in their salary too. Your existing B.Tech degree will significantly enhance your profile and make you eligible for a wider range of MBA programs.Gain experience in a relevant work, preferably in a field of engineering or management, and  boost your profile as much as you can.
CAT/GMA are must for the top MBA programs, but they are quite challenging. So, focus on preparation in quantitative aptitude, verbal ability, and logical reasoning.You can give other entrance exams for MBA like XAT, CMAT.A few certifications like PMP, Six Sigma, or software tool-specific certifications makes your profile more valuable .Projects, internships, or extracurricular activities demonstrate your skills and interests.You can Consider Tier-2 and Tier-3 B-Schools.You can get into the international colleges too if you want but you have to study hard.
A path to a top-tier MBA is not easy, but with focused preparation, strategic planning, and a strong performance in entrance exams,well it is definitely possible. MBA

Hello Divyanshi,

The valid CLAT 2025 score required for admission to the 5-year BBA LLB program at the Faculty of Law, Delhi University (DU), will depend on the cutoff released after the exam. While DU has not yet officially released specific cutoffs for the program, here are general trends to help guide you:

1. Category-Based Cutoffs :

   • For General category candidates, a CLAT rank within the top 1,500–2,000 is typically competitive.
     
     
   • Reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC) may have higher rank flexibility.
     
     

2. Score Range : A CLAT score of 90–120+ (out of 150) often aligns with these ranks but may vary depending on the difficulty of the exam and the number of applicants.

Keep an eye on DU's Faculty of Law admissions notifications for specific details closer to the counseling process. Regular updates will also be available on CLAT's official website.

For more details, you can check out an article by Careers360 whose link is given below:

Link: https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

It can be possible to achieve this much but you need to dedicate 14-15 hours a day for the exam. You need to make a proper strategic study plan with lots of revisions and mock test to get the score.

I am assuming, you have finished the syllabus once ,then there are chances for you to score. As you have finished the syllabus, then go for mock test and sample papers and analyse ,the subjects and topics, you are able to solve and you are not able to solve. Then accordingly prepare for the weak points. Try to solve more and more mock test and previous year, that will sharpen your time, you will get good ideas of scoring marks.

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