I forgot to mention. It is Mat score.
Could you please mention some more colleges I can go for with this score.
I already have selected IISWBM at the time of submitting the application. Do I need to apply separately again?
And thank you for suggestion.

By Mistake I mentioned Cat in my question.
Sorry for the same and thank you for understanding :)

With your score and percentile in MAT below is the list of colleges in which you have a good probability of getting a call on applying: Institute of Public Enterprise, HyderabadJain Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship, JamshedpurAlliance University, BangaloreAmrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University, CoimbatoreBhartiya Vidya Bhavan Institute of Management Science, KolkataBhavan’s Priyamvada Birla Institute of Management, MysoreBharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Usha and Lakshmi Mittal Institute of Management, New DelhiEntrepreneurship and Management Processes International, New DelhiFLAME University, PuneGL Bajaj Institute of Management and Research, Greater Noida  Still, the colleges I have mentioned above are only on the basis of your percentile. But you know that percentile is not the only factor to get a call from any college. If you mention me your academic records i.e. 10th, 12th and graduation percentage along with work experience then I might be able to predict the college more accurately from where you can get a call in a much better way. All the best!!

My average percentage throughout my 10th,12th and graduation is 60.
And no works experience.
Completed my graduation in 2k17 with Accounts Honor's.

If you have 60+ percentage in 10th, 12th and graduation all the three then you will be most probably eligible for all the colleges but as percentage are not that good and you don't have work experience so it will create problem for you on the merit list so you will need to perform in a much better way in the second round so as to cover the marks loss due to your academic records.And the college list I have mentioned earlier is still good for you. All the best!!

Name the colleges please.