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Rishabh Verma

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Start by solving Maths problems given in previous CAT exams (You can find books containing the same).
The rest can be covered easily while preparing from an institute.
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Vivek Bansode SCM Pro, MBA-Ops, B.Tech Engg

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No, MBA stands for Masters in Business administration which itself includes at least little numerical. In MBA HR, you might find little finance or accounts, however, little numerical will be there. For the first year of MBA, you will have to s
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PREETI DIWAKAR

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Hi, yes you are eligible for CAT. You just need to do a planned study in math since you feel you are weak in that subject. Being an experienced person in the same field I would like to suggest you to solve practice question papers as many as y
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Rishabh Verma

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Yes, but you will have to score very high in your CAT exam.
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kiran shah

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No, for doing MBA, you need a bachelor's degree. There is no provision of getting the direct admission without that.
Thank you.
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Rishabh Verma

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Nothing is certain, but you may still end up with a call being a non-engineer.
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Rishabh Verma

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You are at a slight disadvantage, but getting good grades in a non - engineering graduation course combined with a good cat percentile may get you a call from IIMA.
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Rishabh Verma

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Some IIMs do have points for work experience, but there are freshers who enter every year based on their stellar record in academics and extra curricular activities.
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Rishabh Verma

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Yes, your academic performance in class 10th, 12th, and graduation has a very high weightage in the overall evaluation.
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Rishabh Verma

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Yes, you will have to appear for the CAT exam in your final year.