Dear Aspirant,

One thing that seeps through is your confidence in yourself, which is a very good sign. Your marks may not impress and it is definitely not a true reflection of a student’s aptitude. Having said that the CAT examination is a test of a student aptitude and there is every possibility that you can do well provided you have a flare to excel in their testing pattern. The test consists of three sections:

• Verbal Ability/Reading/Comprehension

• Data interpretation & Logical Reasoning

• Quantitative Ability

We strongly suggest that you do a few mock tests on their website https://nta.ac.in/ which is under the student’s section. Once you understand the pattern then you will be able to access on how to prepare for the examination.  The standard is extremely high and even if you are OBC you need to in the above 96 percentile to stand a good chance.  The Logical Reasoning is very simple, there are around 3300 seats with 200,000 writing the exam, hence only  1.7% gets in and by correlation 100 – 2% = 98 Percentile. No work experience need at this stage. So now you know what needs to be done!

Good Luck

Hello,

Definitely IIM Banglore is good compared to IISc Banglore.

Indian Institute of management A (IIM) is specially known for its education in management field. Also over these years IIM as emerged as a leading college in providing good education and placements.

Competition is high but with proper preparation you can excel. First you have to prepare for CAT examination and then interview will follow so be good at it.

Here is the detail for CAT examination

https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/cat

Thank you

Dear Aspirant,

The following colleges have MBA in Supply Chain Management:

• UPES College of Management and Economic Studies

• Lovely Professional University

• Indian Institute of Material Management – Distance Learning

Definitely UPES’s program is ranked much higher, now spend some time understanding these institutions, admission process and then decide.

Good Luck

Hey there

SC category cutoff is less in CAT that is you will be eligible for call from IIMB from 70 percentile with individual cutoff VARC 65, QA and LRDI 60 percentile. But in reality this is just eligibility criteria for a call you will start getting a call from 90 percentile from IIMB for SC category. IIM a,b,c has the Highest cutoffs.

Good luck

Dear Aspirant,

Assuming that you belong to general category, the percentile you need to get a call from IIM Bangalore and Ahmedabad is 99.96

You are scored on the basis of  CAT percentile,10th, 12 th and graduation marks and also your work experience. So the selection is further based on WAT PI.

It is advisable to score 99.96 to even if you belong to category. Your academics marks are decent to get a call.

Also visit the link below

https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/cat

Hope this helps

Hello!

The selection process of an IIMs is extremely rigorous which requires lots of preparation specially in Ahmedabad Bengaluru n Calcutta.

As you have mentioned your 10th and 12th CGPA is fair enough. But for science stream student in graduation 70 percentile is required (For SC).

Go to the blw link

http://mbaden.com/iim-ahmedabad-selection-criteria/

Hope it helps !

Dear Aspirant,

At your score there is no chance that you get a call from IIM B, the reason being your low score in both 10th and 12th and low cat Percentile. At your score and past acads you will  not get a call from any IIM.

I suggest you must prepare again and try to score 99 percentile to get calls from new IIMs and 98 percentile to get a call from baby IIMs, but make sure to get work ex too in this period as work ex will be advantageous for converting a call.

For IIM B, you will never get a calll as your past acads are not good.

Thank you.