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I am passed gradution in this year.I have 35% marks in graduation .can I eligible for this exam?

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I am passed gradution in this year.I have 35% marks in graduation .can I eligible for this exam?

You are not eligible for CAT and XAT exam because your graduation marks is below 50% but you are eligible for MAT exam.

MAT Stands for Management Aptitude Test.

If you have completed graduation degree from a recognized university then you are eligible for MAT exam. There is no percentage criteria for MAT exam. Final year students can apply for MAT exam.

Pattern for MAT examination :-

Total No of Questions:- 200
Total Time:- 150 Minutes
There is no negative marking .

Language Comprehension
Mathematical Skills
Data Analysis and Sufficiency
Intelligence and Critical Reasoning:
Indian and Global Environment

Best books for MAT exam :-

MAT- Management Aptitude Test
Author: By Student Aid Publication
Publisher: Student Aid Publications

A Complete Manual for Management Aptitude Test
Author: J. K. Chopra
Publisher: Unique Publishers

MAT Management Aptitude Test: Previous Years' Papers Up-To-Date (Solved) 1st Edition
Author: RPH Editorial Board
Publisher: Ramesh Publishing House

MAT: Management Aptitude Test 8th Edition
Author: R.P. Verma
Publisher: Asian Books

For more details, you can visit to the official website http://www.aima-ind.org

For CAT,you need to have 50% marks in Graduation and 45% for reserved category.
So you are ineligible for CAT.
You can appear in MAT as there is no minimum marks needed to appear for MAT.The eligibility is you need to have Bachelors degree in any subject from a recognised University.
Although you can appear for MAT,you might not be able to make it out into a top college through MAT.
Most colleges through CAT/MAT/XAT set their separate criteria alongwith the criteria for the relevant exam.There many colleges keeps the minimum marks standard.
Try to score high percentile in MAT so that whantever chance you get,you can grab it with both hands.