CAT

Hello,
There are students who have cleared the cut-offs entirely by self-preparation on one hand, and others who have scored high by attending good coaching institutes. Some of the famous coaching centers in the country are TIMES, Vistamind, Byju's, etc. These coaching centers have branches across almost all metro cities in India, some having multiple branches in the same city as well. If you are planning to relocate, I would suggest you to take up coaching in any one of the centres crowded with competitive aspirants. Thank you.

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Hi,
You can search the colleges here and apply suitable filters according to your needs
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But please do your MBA from a decent college. Try arranging for bank loans otherwise you will not get a good job and you will get frustrated. One more advice, get admission in faculty of management studies (FMS) Delhi University. The fees of DU is very low less than Rs. 5,000 pa in many cases. There also other colleges in du for MBA, so search there.

Hello,The CAT happens only once a year in the month of December (first weekend usually). Apart from NMAT no other entrance exam allows multiple reattempts.

Here you for MDI Gurgaon
https://www.shiksha.com/college/mdi-Gurgaon-management-development-institute-4223
here you go for FMS Delhi
https://www.shiksha.com/college/fms-faculty-of-management-studies-university-of-Delhi-north-campus-28361.

CAT cutoff depends on colleges. Like IIMs never take below 99.98%. Baby IIMs do not take below 96%. Previous year's average was 84%. Above this score, there would have been a possibility of getting calls.

Hello,
You can purchase RS Aggarwal's reasoning and take coaching for online mock tests. You can give CAT exam and score 90% to get admission in the top MBA colleges.

You start taking some classes and solve previous year questions also.

Hello,Both options are equally good provided you make the most of the time. If opting for working, you need to maintain a fine balance between job and studies and ensure neither of them gets affected. If taking a drop, pursuing an internship, doing certification courses are some ways in utilizing the time well. Good luck.