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you will need maths to clear the CAT and other such exams.
Most of the MBA's work on excel and you need to be good with numbers for that.
So dont be scared of Quant, you have a lot of time. Start working on your quant, eventually you will get. Practice practice practice
Remember there is no mugging up in Quant like in law. It has more do with application of your mind
I am planning to do MBA after I graduate. My quantitative aptitude is really bad.