CAT Percentile Predictor 2025, Check Colleges With

CAT Percentile Predictor 2025, Check Colleges With

CAT 2025 Percentile Predictor & College Finder

Percentile Predictor

College Finder

Section Analysis

CAT Percentile Predictor 2025

Enter your expected or actual scores to predict your CAT percentile and view probable college options.

VARC Score:

DILR Score:

Quantitative Ability Score:

Category: General OBC-NCL SC ST PwD

Your Predicted Percentile

Overall Percentile:

VARC Percentile:

DILR Percentile:

QA Percentile:

Based on previous year trends, your predicted overall percentile is .

This percentile range typically qualifies for admission consideration at the following IIMs and top B-schools:

Find Colleges by Expected Percentile

Enter your expected percentile range to see colleges that typically accept students in that range.

Expected Percentile Range:

Category: All Categories General OBC-NCL SC ST PwD

Section-wise Analysis

Understand how your section scores contribute to your overall percentile and college options.

Select Section to Analyze: --Select Section-- VARC DILR Quantitative Ability

Score vs Percentile Trends (Previous Years)

This table shows approximate score to percentile conversion based on previous year trends:

Section	Score Range	Approx Percentile Range	Top Colleges in this Range

CAT 2025 Important Notes

Disclaimer: This predictor is based on previous year trends and statistical analysis. Actual CAT percentiles may vary depending on the difficulty level and candidate performance in CAT 2025.

College Admission Note: Final admission depends on multiple factors including your academic profile, work experience, diversity factors, and performance in interviews/GD/WAT.

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What is CAT Percentile?

CAT Percentile is a measure of how well you performed in comparison to other test-takers. It does not show your actual marks but tells you what percentage of candidates scored less than you.

Example: If you get 90 percentile, it means 90% of candidates scored lower than you.

🔵 How is CAT Percentile Calculated?

The percentile is calculated using this formula:

Percentile = (1 - (Rank / Total Candidates)) × 100

Where:

• Rank = Your position among all candidates (lower rank is better).
• Total Candidates = The total number of people who appeared for the exam.

🟠 Step-by-Step Example:

Example: Suppose 2,00,000 students appeared for CAT, and your rank is 10,000.

Using the formula:

Percentile = (1 - (10,000 / 2,00,000)) × 100

Percentile = (1 - 0.05) × 100

Percentile = 95% (You are in the top 5% of candidates!)

🟣 Key Takeaways:

• ✔ Higher percentile = Better performance
• ✔ Percentile is NOT the same as percentage
• ✔ Even small score differences can lead to big percentile jumps

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CAT 2025 Percentile Predictor & College Finder - User Guide

Introduction

The CAT 2025 Percentile Predictor & College Finder is an advanced tool designed to help MBA aspirants estimate their expected CAT percentile based on mock test or actual exam scores. Additionally, it provides insights into which top B-schools (including IIMs) they may qualify for based on their predicted percentile.

This tool combines three essential functions:

1. CAT Percentile Prediction – Estimates overall and section-wise percentiles.

2. College Finder – Suggests MBA colleges based on expected percentile range.

3. Section-wise Analysis – Provides improvement tips for VARC, DILR, and QA sections.

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Who Should Use This Tool?

✔ CAT 2025 Aspirants – Predict percentile before or after the exam.

✔ MBA Applicants – Check which colleges they might qualify for.

✔ Mock Test Takers – Gauge performance and adjust preparation strategies.

✔ Career Counselors – Assist students in setting realistic MBA admission goals.

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How to Use the CAT Percentile Predictor & College Finder

1. Percentile Predictor

Step 1: Navigate to the "Percentile Predictor" tab.

Step 2: Enter your expected or actual scores for:

• VARC (0-72)

• DILR (0-60)

• QA (0-66)
  Step 3: Select your category (General/OBC/SC/ST/PwD).
  Step 4: Click "Calculate Percentile & Find Colleges".

Output:

✅ Overall percentile

✅ Section-wise percentiles (VARC, DILR, QA)

✅ List of probable colleges matching your percentile

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2. College Finder

Step 1: Go to the "College Finder" tab.

Step 2: Enter your expected percentile range (e.g., 90-95).

Step 3: Select your category (optional).

Step 4: Click "Find Colleges".

Output:

✅ List of MBA colleges that accept students in your percentile range

✅ Admission notes for each college

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3. Section-wise Analysis

Step 1: Switch to the "Section Analysis" tab.

Step 2: Select a section (VARC, DILR, or QA).

Output:

✅ Detailed analysis of the selected section

✅ Score vs. percentile trends

✅ Preparation tips to improve performance

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Important Notes

⚠ Percentile Prediction is Approximate – Actual CAT percentiles may vary based on exam difficulty and competition.

⚠ College Admission Depends on Multiple Factors – Percentile is just one criterion; IIMs also consider academics, work experience, and interviews.

⚠ Use for Guidance – This tool helps set expectations but should not be the sole factor in decision-making.

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Why Use This Tool?

🔹 Save Time – Quickly check expected colleges instead of manual research.

🔹 Plan Better – Adjust preparation based on predicted weak areas.

🔹 Set Realistic Targets – Know which IIMs/B-schools are within reach.

Start using the tool now to strategize your CAT 2025 preparation and MBA admissions.  

CAT Score Calculator | Estimate Your CAT Exam Score

ADVANCED CAT CALCULATOR

Comprehensive CAT Score & Percentile Predictor

📊 Quantitative Ability

Correct Answers:

Incorrect Answers:

📚 Verbal Ability

Correct Answers:

Incorrect Answers:

📈 DILR

Correct Answers:

Incorrect Answers:

Exam Difficulty: Moderate High Low

Negative Marking: Yes (-1 per wrong) No Negative Marking

🧮 Scoring Formula

Scaled Score = (3 × Correct) - (1 × Incorrect)

Percentile calculation based on:
- Section-wise performance
- Overall accuracy
- Exam difficulty factor

📋 Historical Data Analysis

Typical Percentile Ranges:
99+ percentile: Top 1% candidates
95-99: Top 5% candidates
90-95: Top 10% candidates

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📖 INTRODUCTION

The Advanced CAT Calculator is a professional tool for predicting CAT exam scores and percentiles. Designed for:

• MBA aspirants
• Educational institutes
• Career counselors

💼 KEY USES

🔹 Exam performance prediction
🔹 Strategy optimization
🔹 Section-wise analysis
🔹 Difficulty adjustment simulations

📝 USER GUIDE

1. Input section-wise correct/incorrect answers
2. Select exam difficulty level
3. Choose negative marking preference
4. Click 'Calculate Score'
5. Review scaled score & percentile

⚙️ TECHNICAL DETAILS

// Core Calculation Logic
function calculateCATScore() {
    // Section scores calculation
    let qaScore = (correct * 3) - (incorrect * negativeMarking);
    
    // Difficulty adjustment
    const totalScore = rawScore * difficultyFactor;
    
    // Percentile estimation
    return Math.min(99.9, (score * 0.2) + 80);
}

Formula: Scaled Score = (3×C - I) × DF

FREE Online Reverse GST Calculator /// Advanced Reverse GST Calculator

Advanced GST Calculator

Dark Mode

Reverse GST Calculator

Total Amount (including GST)

GST Rate (%) 5% 12% 18% 28% Custom

Custom GST Rate (%)

Results

Original Amount:

GST Amount:

GST Rate:

Forward GST Calculator

Base Amount (before GST)

GST Rate (%) 5% 12% 18% 28% Custom

Custom GST Rate (%)

Results

GST Amount:

Total Amount:

GST Rate:

GST Information ▼

Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a value-added tax levied on most goods and services sold for domestic consumption.

Key features:

• Multi-stage (charged at each step of production)
• Destination-based (tax goes to consuming state)
• Input tax credit available

GST has replaced many indirect taxes like VAT, service tax, excise duty, etc.

GST Rates by Category ▼

Category	Rate
Essential goods	0% or 5%
Standard goods	12% or 18%
Luxury items	28%
Services	5% to 18%
Special category (sin goods)	28% + cess

 

Here's a clear explanation of the differences between a GST Calculator and a Reverse GST Calculator:

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1. GST Calculator (Standard/Forward Calculation)

Purpose:

Calculates the total price after adding GST to the base amount.

Formula:

GST Amount = Base Price × (GST Rate / 100)  
Total Price = Base Price + GST Amount  

When to Use:

• When you know the original price before tax and want to find out how much GST will be added and the final price.

• Example: Calculating the total invoice amount for a product priced at ₹1,000 with 18% GST.

Input → Output:

Base Price (₹1,000) + GST Rate (18%) → GST Amount (₹180) + Total Price (₹1,180)

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2. Reverse GST Calculator

Purpose:

Extracts the original price before GST and the GST amount from a total price that already includes tax.

Formula:

Original Price = Total Price / (1 + (GST Rate / 100))  
GST Amount = Total Price - Original Price  

When to Use:

• When you see a price that already includes GST (e.g., a restaurant bill or an invoice) and want to break it down.

• Example: A bill shows ₹1,180 (including 18% GST). You want to know the pre-tax price and the GST portion.

Input → Output:

Total Price (₹1,180) + GST Rate (18%) → Original Price (₹1,000) + GST Amount (₹180)

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Key Differences Table

Feature	GST Calculator (Forward)	Reverse GST Calculator
Input	Base Price + GST Rate	Total Price (including GST) + GST Rate
Output	GST Amount + Total Price	Original Price + GST Amount
Use Case	Creating invoices, pricing goods	Analyzing receipts, expense tracking
Formula	Total = Base + (Base × GST%)	Base = Total / (1 + GST%)

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Example Scenario

• Forward Calculation:
  Product cost: ₹1,000 | GST: 18% → Total = ₹1,180

• Reverse Calculation:
  Receipt total: ₹1,180 | GST: 18% → Original = ₹1,000, GST = ₹180

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Why Both Are Useful

• Businesses use the standard calculator to add GST to prices.

• Consumers/Accountants use the reverse calculator to verify GST charges or claim input tax credits.

Both tools are essential for accurate financial management under GST regimes.

Advanced Square Pipe Weight Calculator /// FREE SQUARE PIPE WEIGHT CALCULATOR

FREE SQUARE PIPE WEIGHT CALCULATOR

Dark Mode

Standard Calculator

Side Length (mm)

Wall Thickness (mm)

Length (meters)

Material Steel (ρ = 7850 kg/m³) Aluminum (ρ = 2700 kg/m³) Copper (ρ = 8940 kg/m³) Stainless Steel (ρ = 7400 kg/m³) Custom Density

Custom Density (kg/m³)

Weight:

0

kilograms

Multiple Pipes Calculator

Number of Pipes

Side Length (mm)

Wall Thickness (mm)

Length (meters)

Material Steel (ρ = 7850 kg/m³) Aluminum (ρ = 2700 kg/m³) Copper (ρ = 8940 kg/m³) Stainless Steel (ρ = 7400 kg/m³) Custom Density

Custom Density (kg/m³)

Total Weight:

0

kilograms

Click here for more info +

This calculator helps you determine the weight of square pipes based on their dimensions and material.

Formula used:

Weight = [(Side Length)² - (Side Length - 2 × Thickness)²] × Length × Density

Where:

• All dimensions are in meters for calculation
• Density is in kg/m³

For multiple pipes, the weight is multiplied by the number of pipes.

Click here for material info +

Common materials and their densities:

Material	Density (kg/m³)	Common Uses
Steel	7850	Structural applications, construction
Stainless Steel	7400-8000	Food processing, medical equipment
Aluminum	2700	Aerospace, lightweight structures
Copper	8940	Electrical wiring, plumbing
Brass	8400-8700	Decorative items, musical instruments

Note: Actual densities may vary based on specific alloy composition.

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Square Pipe Weight Calculator User Guide

Introduction

Welcome to the Advanced Square Pipe Weight Calculator - a professional tool designed for engineers, fabricators, and construction professionals who need accurate weight calculations for square pipes.

This calculator provides:

• Instant weight calculations for single or multiple pipes
• Support for various materials (steel, aluminum, copper, etc.)
• Custom density option for specialized materials
• Day/Night mode for comfortable viewing
• Responsive design that works on all devices

Common Uses

This calculator is essential for:

Structural Engineering

Calculate load-bearing capacities and material requirements for construction projects.

Logistics Planning

Determine shipping weights and transportation requirements for pipe shipments.

Cost Estimation

Accurately estimate material costs based on weight for project budgeting.

Tip: The multiple pipes calculator is particularly useful when ordering materials in bulk or planning large-scale installations.

How to Use the Calculator

Step 1: Select Calculator Mode

Choose between Standard Calculator (single pipe) or Multiple Pipes Calculator (batch calculation).

Step 2: Enter Dimensions

Input the following measurements:

• Side Length: Outer dimension of the square pipe (in mm)
• Wall Thickness: Pipe wall thickness (in mm)
• Length: Pipe length (in meters)
• Pipe Count: (For multiple pipes only) Number of identical pipes

Step 3: Select Material

Choose from preset materials or select "Custom Density" to enter specific density values.

Common material densities:

• Steel: 7850 kg/m³
• Aluminum: 2700 kg/m³
• Copper: 8940 kg/m³

Step 4: Calculate

Click the "Calculate Weight" or "Calculate Total Weight" button to get results.

The weight will be displayed in kilograms (kg).

Important: The calculator automatically validates inputs - you'll receive alerts if any values are invalid or physically impossible (like thickness exceeding half the side length).

Additional Features

• Toggle between Day/Night mode using the switch in the top-right corner
• Click on info cards for detailed formulas and material reference tables
• The calculator remembers your dark mode preference between sessions