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Yes, scoring above 99.9 percentile in CAT significantly increases your chances of getting a call from IIM Bangalore,  with your academic background. Here's why:

• High CAT Score: A score exceeding  99.9 percentile is exceptional and puts you amongst the top candidates vying for admission. IIM Bangalore prioritizes  CAT scores heavily in the shortlisting process.

• Strong Academics: Your 96% in CBSE 12th and a B.Tech degree demonstrate a solid academic foundation, which IIM Bangalore also considers during shortlisting.

However, the shortlisting process is multifaceted:

• Other Factors: IIM Bangalore considers other factors beyond CAT scores, such as your work experience (if any), XAT score (if you appear for it), academic diversity, gender diversity, and performance in the interview and Written Ability Test (WAT) stages (if shortlisted).

Here's what you can do to strengthen your application:

• Focus on WAT and PI: If you receive a shortlist, prepare extensively for the Written Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI). These stages assess your communication, soft skills, leadership potential, and suitability for the program.

• Work Experience (if applicable): If you have work experience, highlight your achievements and how they align with your chosen IIM Bangalore program.

Overall, with a stellar CAT score and a strong academic background, you have a very good chance of getting a call from IIM Bangalore. But remember to prepare comprehensively for the other stages of the selection process.

Hello,

With a CAT percentile of 82 and your CA qualification along with one and a half years of experience, you have good prospects for admission to some of the top MBA colleges in India, including the IIMs, FMS Delhi, XLRI Jamshedpur, and ISB Hyderabad.

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Generally admissions are given based on your rank. So based on your overall percentile in JEE your rank could be between 56470 - 63480 approximately.

Unfortunately, Based on the marks you scored, it will be difficult to get admitted into NIT Trichy under OBC category. However there is also a second chance for you to attend for JEE, so I recommend you to take that chance and score better.

You can check the colleges you are eligible for using the below link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

Hello aspirant,

Here below are the names of the colleges that you can target:

• Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education, Mumbai
• Bharathidasan Institute of Management, Trichy
• University Business School, Panjab University, Chandigarh
• Delhi School of Management, Delhi Technical University, Delhi
• Institute of Rural Management, Anand

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Hello Aspirant

Congratulations on your score, There are many good B schools at 80-85%ile in CAT and XAT
1)Great Lakes, Chennai
2)IRMA
3) Goa Institute of Management
4) NIBM
5) TAPMI
Do your research about these colleges as to what is their average package, the roles offered.

Colleges like NIBM specialize in Finance, and IRMA has a lot of sales marketing Roles. So ultimately the choice is yours which specialization you want to pursue.

Hello Aspirant

MAT exam is conducted by AIMA( All India Management Association) for admissions into B schools. The minimum eligibility criteria for the same is an under-graduation from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% aggregate for general category students and 45% for SC, ST, and OBC.
CAT is conducted by IIMs and the minimum eligibility to appear in the exam is an aggregate score of 50% in under-graduation for General category students and 45% aggregate for SC, ST, OBC candidates.

Dear Aspirant!

Typically, NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology) offers Master's programs directly without a mandatory requirement of completing a Bachelor's program from NIFT. Therefore, you can indeed apply for a Master's in Textile Design at NIFT after completing your B.Com.

Elaboration:

1. Eligibility Criteria: Check the specific eligibility criteria for the Master's in Textile Design program at NIFT. They may consider graduates from various disciplines.

2. Entrance Exam: While NIFT does conduct entrance exams for its programs, the specific requirements and exams may vary. Check the admission guidelines and prepare for any required entrance exam accordingly.

3. Portfolio: In addition to academic qualifications and entrance exams, NIFT often considers a portfolio of your work. Prepare a portfolio showcasing any relevant projects or design work you have done.

4. Application Process: Follow the application process outlined by NIFT. This involves submitting required documents, filling out application forms, and paying application fees.

5. Interviews or Group Discussions: Some programs may require interviews or group discussions as part of the selection process. Be prepared to discuss your interest in textile design and your future goals.

Remember to regularly check the official NIFT website or contact their admission office for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding eligibility, entrance exams, and admission requirements for the Master's in Textile Design program.

Hey,

Some colleges that accepts CAT scores of 70-80 percentile include: BITS Pilani, BIMTECH, Jaipur National University, Amity University , etc

To get a detailed information about colleges colleges accepting CAT scores in the range 70-80 percentile, visit : https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/what-are-my-mba-admission-chances-70-80-percentile-in-cat

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Hello,

CAT is not applicable for admission to Symbiosis Institute. They actually accept only SNAP scores for their admission process. So, if you're interested in getting admission, you'll need to appear for the SNAP exam. It's the only exam that will make you eligible for MBA in Symbiosis.

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