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The NAARM (National Academy of Agricultural Research Management) CAT cutoff for the ST category varies yearly depending on factors like the number of applicants and difficulty level. Typically, the cutoff for the ST category is around 50–60 percentile for shortlisting to the interview stage.

Check the official NAARM website or admission brochure for the most accurate and updated details regarding cutoffs.

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Admission to the National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE), Hyderabad, with a CAT 2024 percentile of 77 may not be easy. MANAGE usually has strict admission standards, and even though the cut-off percentile may differ every year, depending upon the number of applicants and overall performance, general cut-offs for institutes like MANAGE are usually more than 77, especially for the most popular programs.

MANAGE, however, takes into account multiple factors while making the selections, including CAT score, academic record, work experience, and performance in personal interviews. So, having good academic credentials or having relevant work experience may even help you get selected.

You should refer to the authentic MANAGE website or current updates for cut-off trends of your course and attempt to apply to as many institutes as possible to expand your choices.

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Yes , the CUSAT CAT ( Cochin University of Science and Technology Common Admission Test ) is conducted online . It is a computer based test ( CBT ) held annually for admissions to various undergraduate and postgraduate programs at CUSAT .

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There is an option in the application form of CAT for candidates to enter the Master's degree details. Once you reach to the Master's degree details section, you have an option to mark the completion status of your Master's degree. As you have not completed your Master's degree and are still pursuing it, you can mark the completion status as 'In Progress' and fill the further required details to complete the application process for admission.

Given below is the list of some of the colleges in Kerala which offers an MBA programme without accepting only the CAT score:

• Rajagiri Business School
• Cochin University of Science and Technology
• Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship
• SCMS School of Technology and Management
• Sahrdaya Institute of Management Studies
• Kochi Business School

Candidates can get admission to these college based on the CMAT / MAT/ XAT etc. scores. The list of colleges given above is non-exhaustive. There are some other colleges candidates can target based on their preferences.

Also Read: MBA Colleges in Kerala .

The student cannot join the postgraduate MA program directly in the second year of the MA after completing the MBA.

Universities generally expect students to begin the first year of a masters' program even though they had qualifications at the level of a bachelor's degree. The university's curriculum along with the courses are planned to give an in-depth knowledge of the subjects.

But you could opt for:

Postgraduate Studies:

Research Career: In case research interests you, then you can pursue a Ph.D. in your specific interest.

Specialized Master's Programs: Find any specific master's course that supports the career goal.

Professional Certifications:

Make a professional certification in CFA, CA, or FRM to enhance the professional skills and better opportunities in the career field.

Job Entry via MBA

After gaining an MBA from a renowned institution, it's possible to get entry into the corporate world where the diversity in the career field is assured.

In the end, it would depend on what you would like and what you are particularly interested in. It will be better if you take a suggestion from your academic advisor or career counselor.

Any tattoo on wrist should not cause any problems for your CAT exam. Tattoos have nothing to do with your analytical abilities and qualifications through written examination. Nothing is specified by the exam conducted authorities regarding tattoos that might cause issues. So ,you can go with tattoo.

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If your family income exceeds 8 LPA, it will affect your eligibility for the NC-OBC category under the CAT reservation rules. The NC-OBC category requires that the family income should be below 8 LPA to qualify. If you anticipate that your income will exceed this threshold, you should update your status and notify the CAT authorities .

Here's what you can do:

1. Email the CAT authorities : Inform them about the potential change in your income status and request to be considered under the General category, if applicable. You should do this before the examination or any further processing, as your eligibility for the OBC category depends on the income criteria.
   
   

2. Documents and Proof : Make sure you have a valid OBC certificate and any relevant documentation regarding your family income, in case they require verification. Also, be aware that if your income exceeds 8 LPA, you might need to apply under the General category, as the OBC-NC reservation is no longer applicable.
   
   

3. General Category Consideration : If your application is accepted as General, you will be evaluated based on the General category criteria, including cutoffs and ranking.

To summarize, notifying the CAT authorities is the correct approach to avoid discrepancies later, and if your income is above the threshold, you will be treated as a General candidate for the admissions process.

For more details about CAT exam you can check out an article by Careers360 whose link is given below:

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

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Yes, you can also join IIMs two years after graduation, depending upon the justification in interviews and your performance in entrance exams. If you are not sure about CAT, try those other management exams less hard:

Common Management Admission Test: Easier than CAT; 4-5 months of continuous preparation will suffice.

MAT : Much easier and takes place thrice a year.

SNAP (Symbiosis National Aptitude Test): A bit easier than CAT, apt for Symbiosis Institutes.

Xavier Aptitude Test or XAT : Hence, easier than CAT but the unique decision-making section.

Use exams like CMAT and MAT as a challenge to be competitively prepared. This can be given about 4-5 months, along with a few rounds of mock tests and smart studying.