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I am not too sure. CAT cut-offs are around 85 percentile, I guess.

No, at 158, there is no chance of admission at NMIMS. I would suggest you to prepare better and give it a go again.

Chances of getting a call depends on the cut-off percentile and has no relation with years of experience.
Years of experience is considered after shortlist during GD/PI.
There is no fixed cut-off. Last year, cut-off for CAT- 86 percentile , XAT - 78 percentile and CMAT - 96 percentile. ATMA scores are not accepted for PGDM.
For more information refer brochure:
https://www.somaiya.edu/media/pdf/PGDM_Admissions_Brochure_2017-19.pdf
Online Application Form: http://simsr.somaiya.edu/simsr/adm/pgdm17/onlineform/login.aspx
Placement Report: https://www.somaiya.edu/media/pdf/Placement_Report_2015-16.pdf

Yes, not a very popular destination though. Why don't you check universities in Canada and Australia? They are the top destinations for pharmaceutical studies in terms of education and job opportunities as well. Look for a reputed university for better prospects which will serve you well in the long run.

Hi Shubham,
Every university has different requirements and expenses. NUS requires applicants to be a Bachelor degree holder in either chemistry, life sciences, food science and technology,

Hello Tushar,
Yes, you will definately get a call for GD/PI at UBS.
All the best!

IIMs are no doubt the best colleges for MBA, followed by some top private/autonomous institutions like Xavier's (XLRI,XIMB), S P Jain, FMS-Delhi, MDI-Gurgaon, Department of Management (IIT-D/B), NITIE, NMIMS-Mumbai and Symbiosis (SCMHRD, SIBM). These all are among top 10 B-schools of India. A score above 95 percentile in CAT will give you a chance to get into these colleges. JBIMS and FMS are two top tier institutes with best ROI. These are some of the best colleges for MBA.

You have chances to get a call from SIMC, its cut off is around 60-70 percentile. You can also check for other colleges like Sinhgad Institute of Mass Communication or Central India Institute of Mass Communication.

This college is pretty good for PGDM. Yes, it does provide good placements.
Minimum package is Rs 4 lakhs, maximum is Rs 14 lakhs and average is 6 lakhs.

You can try for:
ITM Mumbai
Balaji Institutes Pune
XIME Bangalore
Christ University Bangalore
Flame University Pune
MIT Pune
IPE Hyderabad
Kirloskar Institute of management
ICFAI Hyderabad
ASB Coimbatore.

There are lot of colleges which offer MBA in travel and tourism management. If you are interested in traveling and tourism take BBA first and continue your higher studies in MBA -Travel and Tourism. Also, lot of tourism related courses are available in foreign countries.

It's very difficult to say. But, I think the chances are very low.

You will get the call for interview at this percentile. The rest depends on your academics and GD/PI. Don't hesitate to ask if you have anymore queries.

You may refer to following link for list of colleges which offer Automobile Engineering in Kolkata, West Bengal: https://engineering.shiksha.com/be-btech-in-automobile-engineering-courses-in-west-bengal-ctpg

EMPI is an average college for MBA. I would suggest you to try for a better college depending upon your scores in management exams. Go for a college with an established brand name and good placements track record.

Hi Adi,
Below mentioned are the top universities:
1.) London Business School.
2.) Harvard University.
3.) INSEAD.
4.) University of Oxford.

You must complete your class 12th and crack SAT exam. Them, you can apply for Bachelor's degree programs in US, which last for 4 years. After you complete your Bachelor's program, you must take the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) to obtain entry into a medical school.

50% in case of general and 45% in case of SC/ST/OBC/reserved in PCB.