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Hi Sahi,
I would rather like you to answer the why question. Why will you like to invest in pursuing overseas a course which is amongst best taught in India. Unless of course, you wish to complete your undergraduate and then post graduate studies outside India, in my personal opinion this may not be the wisest decision.
An investment in overseas education is justified in specialized areas for which India does not have adequate infrastructure, technology or teaching resources. Pursuing specialized courses at PG level for an exposure of international culture, systems and lifestyle is also an excellent idea.
I will happy to discuss with you further on this if you have more information to share on why you are considering a BCom from overseas.
All the best!
Prof Amit Goyal

The PGDM General and PGDM International Business accepts only CAT and GMAT scores. The cutoff of CAT was 75 percentile last year, and that of GMAT was around 600 to 620 for the PGDM General program, and was little less for the International Business.
So with 57 percentile in CAT, we cannot be sure of a call in the PGDM General program, and also there are not good changes of a call from PGDM International Business program.
In case you get a call from the International Business program, it is as good as the General program. In fact they get an additional flavor of International exposure, which at a times help during placements. So go through the curriculum and judge whether you are feeling interested.
The PGDM Retail Management and PGDM Insurance Business Management accepts CAT, GMAT, XAT, CMAT and MAT scores. The cutoff of CAT and XAT was around 60 percentile. The cutoff of CMAT was around 200 out of 400, but that can vary heavily due to fluctuations in the CMAT difficulty levels every year.
If you are interested in Retail Management and Insurance Business Managment. They are good courses. And if you come here and work hard, you can get better placements than even the best students of PGDM General students.
Anyway, a general suggestion would be whatever scores you have in CAT and XAT, now focus on the upcoming CMAT exam, and try and get above 95 percentile which is not that tough a task. A lot of gates will open up for you. But then the next hurdle will start, that is of Group Discussions, Essay Writing, Personal Interviews etc.
Till CMAT don't think of any of these, but immediately after CMAT start working on your the Second phase of the MBA admissions as explained by me above.
Go through the website of BIMTECH for more details www.bimtech.ac.in
Download the Admission brochure to get details like Course curriculum, batch profile etc.

Hi Cheemalamarri,
Before seeking admission in any institute, kindly check the below mentioned parameters such as affiliation, fee structure, curriculum etc.
JEE (Main) paper analysis, last year cut offs and only your JEE Main AIR (boards not included), you may expect to get
Acharya Institute of Technology, Bangalore
Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra
Thapar University, Patiala
Birla Institute of Technology, Patna
University Institute of Engineering & Technology, Chandigarh
National Institute of Technology, Raipur
(The above is as per last years closing ranks and may vary this year)
Refer to the below link to know about more institutes offering related courses:
https://engineering.shiksha.com/be-btech-courses-in-india-ctpg
Refine the search as per your state preference.
Hope this helps,
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All The Best!