Which exam should I prepare for amongst CAT, MAT, CMAT and XAT?

I have scored 56% in class 10th, 45% in 12th and 60% in my graduation.

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    srikanth chenoju

    9 years ago
    Hello Sachin Joshi,
    A good preparation of CAT makes easier to score
    Xat, Cmat followed by mat
    Give attempt to CAT & XAT,
    if the results does not go well
    U any how have chances to attempt mat 4 times a year.
    Mat is one of the easiest exam above u mentioned.
    I hope u definitely score well in mat.
    All d best:)
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    Abhishek Desai | Scholar-Level 17

    6 years ago
    Hello!
    Among the exams mentioned, CAT and XAT are comparatively tougher but many prominent B-schools across India accept their scores. With thorough and diligent preparation, both of them can be cracked. Give CMAT too since it is a bit easier than both CAT and XAT. There are not a lot of top-ranked colleges accepting MAT scores nowadays, so keep it only as a backup. Focus more on CAT/XAT and CMAT.
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    sai ram i AM A SERIOUS, ENTERTAINING STUDENT | Contributor-Level 6

    6 years ago
    First, you prepare CAT and concentrate on that for achieving IIM. Then after go for XAT. CAT and XAT enough for our bright career. All the best. I hope it would help!
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    Sanket Kanani Completed Ele. Er. with distinction. | Contributor-Level 6

    8 years ago
    You have to be prepared for CAT and take coaching of CAT because most B-schools accept CAT, CMAT and XAT both have same syllabus as CAT for exam, so be prepared for CAT. Then you can make it with MAT.
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    Swaroop Kumar Majji Student education counsellor | Contributor-Level 10

    8 years ago
    You should prepare for CAT by taking up some coaching institutes and try to give exams like CAT / XAT if you couldn't make it. Then you can take MAT and it will be easier for you to get the top B-schools through MAT with basic preparation.
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    pratiksha kamble | Guide-Level 12

    6 years ago
    If you prepare for CAT, then all your exams can be covered.

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