H Rupanjan! 

Your Cat percentile is good enough to clear the KJ Somaiya’s cut off. But, they do consider your past academic marks and extra-curricular achievement. Your 10th and 12th-grade marks could be an issue. And, in case you don't have an extra-curricular achievement to back it up. Your chances

Both are the same level colleges you can choose as per your convenience. As per the analyzing report of Careers 360 Vignana Jyothi Institute of Management, Hyderabad has AAA rating which means Above Average & Siva Sivani Institute of Management, Secunderabad has AAA rating which means also Above Average.  The

Diversity is what almost all the top B schools are actually desiring for. This can be attributed to the fact that a stage of stagnancy is already been reached in these colleges and this is what is not is required in B schools because they have to produce future managers

For management course, MNIT Jaipur does not release the cutoff as such so its not easy to predict.

I will suggest you to score a percentile above 95-97 to get shortlisted for other rounds in this college through MAT.

Good luck.

In NL Dalmia Institute of Management studies and research, Mumbai you can get entrance through CAT, CMAT and MH-CET exam. 

For CAT cut off is 90+ percentile, CMAT cut off is 97+ percentile and for MH-CET exam cut off is 98.2+ percentile for a general category student.

The cut-offs which

Hi Pius! Yes, St. Xavier's College Mumbai does offer Bachelor of Management Studies programme. The admission takes place through entrance test generally conducted in the first week of June. It is a paper pencil based test of 1 hour 45 minutes duration carrying questions from General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Data

The application process for MBA season generally starts with the opening of the CAT application form which is generally released in the month of August every year by the Indian Institute of Management. This generally mark the beginning of the MBA admission cycle, and after the release of the application

Hye Manideep,

I am a student of ITM Business School, there is no such cut off mark for entrance. They will conduct their own tests, Group discussions and Personal Interviews, other than entrance tests like MAT, CAT etc. So there is no need to worry about cut off marks. Just