While the selection process for admission to IIM Indore and IIM Shillong varies from year to year and depends on various factors such as the number of applicants, the quality of the applicant pool, and the cut-offs set by the institutes. 

It is generally considered challenging to secure admission to these institutes with a 92 percentile in the Common Admission Test (CAT) as a general category student. But if you are from the EWS category then it is not that difficult. Also, the CAT percentile is just one of the criteria that are considered for admission to IIMs, institutes also take into account several other factors such as academic performance, work experience (if any), and performance in the Written Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI). 

If you have a strong academic record, try and perform well in the WAT-PI, and if you are able to demonstrate your potential for academic excellence and leadership, then you have a good chance of securing admission to IIM Indore or IIM Shillong. 

Yes, both IIM Ranchi as well as IIM Raipur consider sectional cutoffs for admissions. You can find the exact figures on their official website under the program you are looking for. I have mentioned the cutoff for the PGDM program.

With a score of 184 in NMAT, you have a decent chance of getting admission to NMIMS Mumbai, but as the cut-off for ISB Hyderabad is usually higher than that of NMIMS, so your chances of admission to ISB may be lower than NMIMS Mumbai.

That being said, the admission process for both NMIMS and ISB is holistic and takes into consideration several factors other than just NMAT scores, such as academic performance, work experience, extracurricular activities, and performance in the interview and/or written exam.

Therefore, it is difficult to predict your chances of admission without considering your overall profile. 

I would recommend that you consult the official websites and keep checking the Collegedunia articles to get a better understanding of their admission processes and criteria. You may also consider speaking to current students or alumni of these institutes to get insights into their experience and advice on the admission process.

The overall cutoff for NMIMS Bangalore and Hyderabad is 190 for getting shortlisted for CD and PI. Sectional cutoffs are as follows: QS-60, LS-50, and LR-50.

A friend of mine graduated from FYBMS Wilson College, a few years back. According to him, the required cutoff stays around 92-93% forthe first merit list. The cutoff decreases for the subsequent lists. The last list’s cutoff stays around 82-85%. You should try to score above 85% to stay in the safe side.

It’s difficult to predict the actual marks you need to score to get into CMC Ludhiana because the institute is minority-based and hardly has any seats for the open category. The cutoff for the previous year for various categories is

To stay on the safer side, try to score 600 marks in the NEET Phase 1 to get admission to CMC Ludhiana.