Hii Aman Singh

You have a really good educational background.

If you score about 95+ percentile, you will definitely get a call from IIM.

It can be old IIMs or new IIMs, for getting calls from Major IIMs like Ahemdabad, Calcutta and Bangalore, you need to score 99+ percentile if you are a b.com/Ba graduate and if you are an engineer you need to score 99.50+.

But for New IIMs you can easily get calls after scoring 95+ percentile and your conversion depends upon your performance in Group discussion and personal interview also written ability test.

All the best for your preparations.

Hello,

No you are not eligible as the eligibility criteria for  DU LLB 2020 is that the candidate must have passed graduate/postgraduate exam scoring at least 50% marks in aggregate. You need to have passed your UG with minimum of 50% to be eligible. As you have one backlog you won't be eligible to give DU LLB entrance exam. The university has also informed that the DU LLB entrance test will be conducted between September 6 and 11; detailed schedule will be released shortly.

Without any entrance exams getting a good b school is tough, its almost next to impossible. But you can try getting into colleges which have management quota. Management quota seats will charge the double the fees than normal fees. There are also some colleges which allow direct admission without any entrance exams through graduation score and past academic performance.

Here some of the top b schools which allow direct admission :

Hope it helps! :)

IIMs shortlist candidates for the interview stage based on their own criteria, which may be independent of each other. The process may include Written Ability Test, Group Discussion, and Personal Interviews. Performance in the CAT examination is an important component in the admission process. IIMs may additionally use other factors such as the previous academic performance of the candidates, relevant work experience, gender and academic diversity and other similar inputs in shortlisting and ranking of candidates at various stages of the admission process. The processes, academic cut-offs and the weights allocated to the evaluation parameters may vary across IIMs These are the cut offs of IIM A, B and C for the year 2019.

IIM A:

Now the various ratings for various scores are as follows:

Now coming to the 12th, it looks like this for various Streams:

And then the Rating scores for Bachelor's degrees are as follows:

And for professional degrees, the rating scale looks like this:

And then work experience is considered too for those Candidates who have it. The scores from each level of studies are added up. And the no.of Candidates shortlisted per each Category will be as follows:

UR: 100

NC-OBC, Trans: 57

SC: 32

ST: 16

PWD: 6

And after being shortlisted based on these criteria, Candidates have to be shortlisted also for WAT and PI rounds. The whole process can be checked at their page: https://www.iima.ac.in/web/pgp/apply/domestic/admission/selection-process

IIM B:

IIM BANGALORE:

For all the Candidates shortlisted, the 10th and 12th board results are initially adjusted by dividing each such score by 90th percentile score of that board. And then an adjusted score is calculated for the Bachelor's degree for each of the candidates based on the final scores obtained by the candidate are used for the Bachelor's degree and professional degrees. For example,

CAT = 40
10th board = 20
12th board = 10
Bachelors = 20
Gender Diversity = 2
Work Experience = 8
The 40 points for CAT are derived from the performance in each of the three sections as follows:
Verbal & Reading Comprehension - 14 points
Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning - 16 points Quantitative Aptitude - 10 points.

IIM C:

And the final selection is based on:
CAT 2019 Score 30
Personal Interview 48
Written Ability Test 10
Academic Diversity 04
Work Experience 08
Total 100

Now you haven't mentioned your Category. With the scores you have mentioned, it might be tad difficult. But if you can score atleast 98 percentile and above in CAT 2020, you might have a chance.

Govt.V.Y.T.PG. Autonomous College is situated in Durg in Chattisgarh. The eligibility criteria to apply for undergraduate admission is to have a pass mark in Class 12. To know about the admission procedure in the college click the link below

https://govtsciencecollegedurg.ac.in/Academics.aspx?pname=Admission%20Procedure

To know more details about the college visit the below link

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/government-vyt-pg-autonomous-college-durg#

Hello,

The eligibility criteria to appear in CMAT for MBA program is that candidate must have passed bachelor's degree in any discipline with minimum 50% marks and for SC/ST/Pwd it is 45% marks from a recognized board.

And the eligiblity for MAH CET is that candidate must have passed bachelor's degree in any discipline with 50% marks or its equivalent and for reserved category/pwd it is 45% those who belong to Maharashtra. Candidates belonging to other state must have passed bachelor's degree with 50% marks irrespective of their category.

If you belong to general category and have scored less than 50% marks you are not eligible for CMAT or MAH CET.

hi sneha!

i hope you are doing great

see the basic eligibility criteria to get admission in the course master of business administration is candidate must have done their graduation in any discipline or equivalent from a recognized university but most of the institutes do demand a minimum aggregate of 50 percent marks at graduation level , reserved candidate there is a relaxation of 5 percent.

kindly cross check same with the college you are interested in to take admission

hope this helps!

Hello

CAT eligibility criteria says that:

To be eligible for CAT ,
you need a  Bachelor's degree with at least 50 per cent marks or equivalent CGPA  while those who are from SC/ST/PH category need only at least 45 percentage in Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline to be eligible

So , it is your score or % obtained in graduation which is considered for CAT eligibility and not that of post graduation ,so one cannot be eligible for CAT on the basis of score or percentage of obtained  in the post graduation

Now ,

You have got 49.5% in your graduation ,so you are not eligible for CAT if you belong to General or OBC category but if you belong to SC/ ST or pH category then you are eligible for CAT examination

For detailed information go through
https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/cat

Thank you

Abhishek,according to the Registration guide manual available at: https://cdn.digialm.com//per/g01/pub/756/ASM/WebPortal/17/PDF/Registration_Guide_CAT_2020.pdf, you need to enter the aggregate of marks or percentage obtained for the semesters completed to date. Going by that, even if you are in your 7th semester now, because you only have results announced until your 5th semester, you should calculate the aggregate or percentage of marks scored until the 5th semester and mention them in the given column. But before that please make sure that you have selected "Yes" for the question, "Are you in the final year of your Bachelor's degree?" Only then will you be able to fill in these details. Because you are in your Final year, you also need a proforma obtained by your Principal or HOD. https://cdn.digialm.com//per/g01/pub/756/ASM/WebPortal/17/PDF/Final_Year_Certificate_2020.pdf This certificate is to enable you to appear for CAT 2020 as you haven't yet completed your Graduation but are in your Final year of Graduation.

Dear Aspirant,

There are many colleges who only consider your entrance score for admission. The minimum eligibility criteria for MBA mostly is 50% in graduation. So look for the colleges where more importance is given to entrance score, GD PI than graduation. Mostly IIMs look for your academic scores.

Hope this helps