XAT

Engineering marks are considered for final selection after the interview and GD round. Cut-off marks for XAT keeps changing every year. There is no particular cutoff. It also depends on the stream you want to opt for. Ideally, you should target to have above 97 percentile.

Sure, lots of non-maths graduate students prepare for cracking CAT. You need to practice maths question paper, tricks also matter to save time. Non-mathematics students need to practice and save time. Some questions are tricky and time taking.

Yes sure. You can surely appear for these entrance exams. These are the exams held for the post graduation course in the top IIM. You can appear for these exams. Minimum qualification is graduation.
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I think you should join any coaching institute that has good material for reference, opt for test series and analyses your mocks on regular basis. It is better, if you make a planned chart for your preparation. All the exams have different difficulty level as CAT and XAT are on a higher side, whereas MAT and CMAT can be easily attempted after giving some extra efforts on general awareness.

With such a percentile, you can look for Balaji Institute Of Modern Management, as it's ROI and placements are quite decent. It cost you around INR 8,00,000 and average package is INR 6.5 lacs, which is good as per standards.

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The XAT 2018 paper pattern is:
There are 5 sections, Paper 1: quantitative ability and data interpretation, verbal ability and logical reasoning, decision making;
Paper 2: GK, essay
The duration of day test is of 210 minutes. The MAT 2018 pattern is:
MAT syllabus covers following major topics in each section:
*language comprehension
*Intelligence and critical reasoning
*mathematical skills
*data analysis and sufficiency
*Indian and global environment.

No, it's very much there and college take these scores into consideration.

XAT is considered the toughest among these. Over the years level of XAT is going down. CAT is fairly easy but trickier. It is easy but some questions are trickier and need extra effort, this distinct out toppers. MAT, CMAT, MET are considered the easiest of the lot. But speed and accuracy is required to score high in these exams.