GMAT

GMAT and CAT syllabuses are different so you might face some difficulty in cracking CAT.

GMAT is "easier" than CAT w. r. t. the no. of concepts tested. GMAT tests a finite no. of concepts but it's tricky w. r. t. to the standard/level of questions that are asked. Quant is more difficult in CAT than in GMAT. Verbal is more difficult in GMAT than in CAT. So, as per your individual strengths and weaknesses across different sections, you may find one of the tests easier than the other. Besides, GMAC (the organisation conducting GMAT gives away 2 full-length GMAT tests free. So, you can take one of these tests to figure out where you stand.

It is not compulsory but if you gave GMAT it gave you advantage and easy for you to get admission.

Dear Phani,
You seems confused between GRE/GMAT. Before opting to the college, first choose your area of study (after B.Com of course you will not go for engineering so GRE options is close for you as this is for Science and technology), now left is GMAT before choosing exam choose the country and college. And as per their criteria, go ahead. GMAT is just an entrance exam. Actual story starts afterwards. Hope this helps.

CAT is known for its toughness. There might be some little changes in the syllabus. If you want to write other exams after preparing for CAT you can do that. But you have to prepare some extra topics apart from your CAT syllabus to write your prescribed exam.

Yes, it is easy to achieve but GMAT is a tough exam. You have to prepare a lot for it. The questions are very complicated but easy to understand.

You can consider following colleges:
1. Institute of Management Technology, Nagpur
2. Shailesh J Mehta School of Management
3. National Institute of Industrial Engineering
4. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management
5. Universal Business School

Hi, Please find the list of coaching center below:
1. Crackverbal - GMAT
2. Jamboree Education (P) Ltd
3. Aspire Global Education
4. EducationAisle.

You will have limited options. You will be accepted to an MBA programme only if you have an outstanding profile. Very good academic grades, excellent extracurricular activities, project work, publications, demonstration of managerial and leadership skills etc. Would be required. On the contrary, there some not so highly ranked universities too but there is no point investing in them especially now when competition is so stiff all around, you will have similar options in India and at half the cost. You have decide as per your preference.

It depends on individuals ability and previous knowledge to prepare for any entrance test. The best way is to take a mock test and find your strengths and gaps. Then you may start working with a plan and coaching. There are many options available these days like online tutoring, offline classes or mix of both. You may take 3 to 6 months and do take lot of mock tests before your final exam.