Hello Vikas,

With a MAT score of 522.50 and belonging to the SC category , you have moderate chances of getting into good colleges depending on their cutoffs and seat availability. While the score is decent, it may not qualify for top-tier management institutions. However, many colleges accept MAT scores

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Based on previous years' data, VIT Business School (VITBS) typically requires a minimum MAT percentile of 80 for MBA admissions. A MAT score of 449.50 generally corresponds to a percentile below 80. Therefore, it is unlikely that this score meets VITBS's cutoff criteria.

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With a CAT 2024 percentile of 93.94, you have a strong chance of receiving interview calls from several esteemed institutions. Here's a breakdown of potential options:

1. Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs):

While the top IIMs (like Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta) typically have higher cutoffs, several newer and mid-tier IIMs have

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With a CAT 2024 score of 93.94 percentile, you have a good chance of getting calls from several prestigious IIMs. Here are some possibilities

IIMs:

- IIM Indore: 90 percentile (General Category)

- IIM Ahmedabad: 80 percentile (General Category)

- IIM Bangalore: 85 percentile (General Category)

- IIM Calcutta:

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Given that you scored 93.94 percentile for CAT 2024, you should get interview calls from some of the newer and baby IIMs in Nagpur, IIM Amritsar, IIM Bodh Gaya, IIM Sambalpur, IIM Sirmaur, and IIM Jammu. The list will be pre- cut based on your academic profile, work experience,

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Based on the previous year analysis, According to your CAT 2024 percentile you have chances to get call from some of the IIM including:

• IIM Vishakapatnam
• IIM Shillong
• IIM Udaipur

Some of the good colleges other than IIM in which you have chances to get a seat are the

The exam is very near now and this score in mock test is really not good for any candidates.  Now, only thing you can do is practice more and more, it's not the time to go for deep reading of concepts. Take a thorough and quick revision of your notes,

Don't worry! With two months left, you can achieve your goal of scoring 90% in your GSEB HSC boards by following a focused and strategic plan. Here's a detailed guide to help you:

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Step 1: Prioritize Your Syllabus

1. Know Your Weightage:

Focus on chapters/topics that carry more marks.

I don't have personal preferences or needs, but if you're asking about a target NEET score for admission to a specific medical college or program, it depends on various factors, such as:

1. Your desired college: Top medical colleges, like AIIMS or government medical colleges, typically require higher NEET scores,