SIES College of Management Studies

MAT is a national level exam. So, with MAT, you can take admission in PGDM only. The cut-off to get qualified for the interview is usually 85+ percentile. You have to crack the interview after that.
Best of luck.

The eligibility criteria for getting admission in SIESCOMS is:-
1. Candidate must be a graduate in any discipline from a recognized university with minimum of 50% marks.
2. Valid CAT/ CMAT / ATMA / MAT / MHCET / XAT score. So you are eligible. I think to finally secure your seat you must get score of 80 percentile or above in CMAT.
3. Yes lots of possibilities are dependent on GD and PI. All the best.

There is no prescribed minimum cut off score for any test. SIESCOMS believes in the overall personality while selecting students considering their past academic records, work experience, if any, among others. However, due weightage is given to the test scores. For this year's admission 20 percent weightage will be given to the test score.

Yes. Operations branch in SIESCOMS gives promising placements with good profile. So you can take admission if you are interested.

Hello! For the MMS course, one needs to score at least 98 percentile and above to secure admission in SIES. With that score, you could've tried for their PGDM program.

Hello!
With that low score, unfortunately, it is impossible to get into a decent college anywhere in India. I suggest you reattempt CAT and/or other exams, and aim for a much higher score. Good luck!

As per the mentioned colleges, SIES will be a better option for further studies. As this college provides better academic and trims students as per today's needs so you can opt for this. Even Vasant Dadra is a good option after SIES.

No, the cut-off for this college for MMS is 98.8 percentile. There is no reservation for caste categories. 50 percent seats are reserved for South Indian people and 50 for the rest of India. If you are eligible according to the south Indian category then there are chances else no chance.

Quota is for South-Indian minority not for Muslim minority. Accordingly, the cut-off varies for South-Indian minority.

No, you cannot. You must go through the official channel for admission.