I am confused between the provisions of CAT and GMAT. Am I eligible to appear for CAT as well as GMAT (for supernumerary quota)?

I am a Nepali citizen with a valid passport. I have been studying in India since my class 10th and currently pursuing my UG and in the midst have also got my Aadhar Card.

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