Is an MBA Worth It at a Low CAT Percentile? Fees vs Salary Data
Fees vs average placement for 197 MBA colleges, band by band. Salaries rise with percentile, but fees rise as fast; the best value is under ₹5 lakh.
MBA Admissions Guide
MBA Colleges Accepting XAT 2027: 130 Colleges, State by State
130 of 197 colleges in our directory accept XAT; 89 admit in a 50–70 percentile CAT band. State counts, cheapest options and the 6 December deadline.
IIRF MBA Ranking 2026: Top 10, Methodology and Low-Percentile Picks
IIRF’s 2026 MBA ranking is out while NIRF 2026 is not. Both top-10 lists, what IIRF measures, and the ranked schools that admit below 90 percentile.
MBA Colleges Under ₹5 Lakh in India (2026): 44 Colleges, Total Fees Compared
46 MBA entries with a total fee of ₹5 lakh or less, cheapest first, with CAT bands, entrance tests and placement against fee. Fees checked 2026.
OBC-NCL, SC and ST CAT Cutoffs: What One IIM Shows, and What It Does Not
There is no single CAT cutoff for reserved categories. One IIM’s published pattern, how it is read, and where to look for 2026 numbers.
50–60 Percentile in CAT 2026? These MBA Colleges Have the Lowest Fees
The twelve cheapest MBA colleges whose admitted band overlaps 50–60 percentile in CAT, with fees, placements and the exams they actually use.
Fewer CAT Applicants in 2026: Will Low-Percentile MBA Cut-Offs Actually Drop?
CAT 2026 registrations fell to about 2.84 lakh. What that does, and does not, mean for low-percentile MBA cut-offs.
CAT College Predictor: MBA Colleges for Your Percentile and Budget
A free CAT college predictor for any percentile, including low scores. Filter 197 MBA colleges by percentile, fee, state and test, with likely, stretch and comfortable tags.
TISSNET and the IIFT Exam Are Discontinued: What Replaced Them
IIFT now admits on CAT scores only and TISS has dropped TISSNET. What replaced each, and what it means if your percentile is low.
CAT Percentile vs Rank: Formula and Conversion Table (2026)
Rank or percentile? The difference in one line each, the formula with a worked example, the registered-vs-appeared trap, and a percentile-to-rank table.