It's very hard for anyone to tell your accurate percentile on the basis of your marks and the accuracy percentage you are predicting. You need to know that percentile means that you have scored more than this percentage of students. So, the percentile is totally a relative phenomenon which not only depends on your score but also on the scores of all the candidates who are appearing for exam along with you. So, what I mean to say is that there is no fixed marks cut-off for any percentile mark. It changes every year depending on different parameters like the difficulty of paper, number of students appearing for the exam and the performance of the students.

Still for your convenience to get an estimated range of percentile you can get with marks you think you can get you can check out the link below:

https://bschool.careers360.com/mat-percentile-predictor

On the basis of percentile and marks, you can also check out the colleges which you can get so that you can apply for the colleges within the timeline. To check out the list of colleges, go through the link mentioned below:

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

All the best!!