What should be the next step in case I do not manage to clear any management entrance exam?

If you are unable to clear management entrance examination and still want to pursue MBA then you should either take a year drop or settle with average dropping a year has little risk. But if you are determined enough to crack examination like CAT then go and prepare for it once again. Many colleges have management quota seats. If money is not your issue then you should take admission in these types of colleges. Some average management colleges have good placement record. There is nothing wrong in pursuing MBA from these types of institutes. If you do not agree with the above mentioned options then you should start searching for a good job and continue your life.

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Not sure, what you should be doing if you don't clear the entrance exam, but I'm sure that these tips from my experience will definitely make sure that you will clear the exam. All the best. Exam preparation tips for MBA: Tip 1: If you plan to get an MBA degree from the very beginning then it is preferable to get into a Bachelor's degree course which has at least one of the business subjects. It becomes an advantage. Although doing Bachelor's degree in a business subject is not a compulsion. Tip 2: One cannot predict the question pattern in the MBA entrance but the pattern of the marks obtain can surely be guessed. A sum of 60-65 in each of the three sections will surely get you good institutions. Tip 3: Only a lot of practice will enable you to identify the question. Once you identify the question type, it'll become easy for you to answer/solve it. Tip 4: Don't consider any type of question unimportant while practising because doing well in only one section won't help you clear the cut-offs and won't get you to good colleges. Tip 5: The MBA entrance is not looking for your knowledge of any particular subject, but it evaluates you on your overall ability. So, better pay attention to the basic abilities such as language, logical reasoning, etc. Tip 6: It is very important to appear for mock tests. It helps you understand the paper type and enables you to realize your weaknesses and strengths so that you can improve. Tip 7: Once you've started appearing for the mock tests, note down your mistakes and make sure that you don't repeat them. In order to avoid them practice more. Tip 8: Do not plan aimless study sessions. Set a goal before you sit down to prepare. For instance, you've decided to study for 3 hours so you should know what you wish to achieve at the end of your session. Tip 9 For the preparation of MBA, you should keep in mind that studying strategically is what makes a difference between the ones who make it to the IIMs and others. So, don't underestimate any section and distribute equal time to each and practice. Tip 10: Also, don't forget to time yourself while practising because, with the polishing of your abilities, time management also needs to be taken care of.

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I think if you really want to go to a top business school and you could not prepare for that particular time then if you are seriously into studies, you should prepare for next year. But if you are just imagining by dropping a year you can get good college, it is not possible. If you seriously want to study then drop otherwise why to waste a year. Get an average college and study hard. In the meantime, you can advance your skills and go for summer internships and so on. In this way, you can make your career. The other option is of management quota. If you are good enough to pay a huge amount of money you can move to a private institute and work hard there to reach your goals. The last but not the least option is of moving out of India i.e abroad and pursue your management course there which will give you a better exposure and edge over all other aspirants.

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