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Preparation tips:
1. Do give more importance to the weaker areas.
2. Never ignore to study deep in sections, which you think is easy.
3. If you are a recently graduated, please do take a year to prepare for the exam or if you are a final year graduate student it will be hard for you to score well.
4. Join a good coaching institute.
To get good scores:
1. First you have to search for the questions which is less hard and answer it.
2. Don't spend too much time on a question, if you don't know just leave it.
3. It is unknown what methodologies are taken by the CAT organizers in giving score, so never worry if ... View more
Hi
SAT is required only for undergrad, for master's you should prepare GMAT and TOEFL / IELTS anf get atleast 7 band score to be in a good college. Also, take some internships to make your profile complete as mba in most of the countries requires some work experience too.
Hope this suffice.
Hi,
Now, you cannot give. You can apply for CAT 2017 only because CAT 2016 dates are out, you cannot prepare now.
I think admissions are closed now. Few odd colleges may offer you admission, but it is not worth it.
So after 10th, make her go for Arts stream. After that, select a few colleges from where she would like to do BA course. Select the colleges according to your location and fees preference. Generally most of the colleges don't have any admission test for BA; admission is done on the basis of class 12th board percentage. So, tell her to score as much as she could in 12th. If your selected colleges has any entrance test, then you can buy their books for the respective exams from any book stall.
Dear,
You can plan for 7-10 hours per day with commitment and dedication and you can do your college education too.
All the best.
Hi,
If you belong to OBC category, minimum cut off required to get a call from any of the IIMs is 80 percentile & above.
It is not that easy to prepare for CAT in a rush. You have to take as much time you want to so as to prepare the best for it.
It you are very fond of getting admission in a top college, you better try CAT 2017. Till then you can prepare & score well by joining a CAT coaching Institute, do mock tests provided by them & make use of their CAT study material to improve yourself .
You can try this year's CAT also, so that you get a clear understanding to find out how to prepare for CAT 2017.
TIME, CPLC, Career Launcher and IMS are some of the best options, you may also try with CATking which has been showing tremendous results and producing rankers every year.
Hi Rishabh,
You may refer to The Official GMAT guide and series by Kaplan and Manhattan. For IELTS, you can check Cambridge IELTS 10 and the official guide. You will also find a number of useful downloadable material on their websites.
Hi Sybba,
Since you are willing to do your MBA from UK, different universities have different criterion however seeking admission can depend on your percentage of marks ,IELTS score and experience(for some universities) . Along with the studies you can work 20 hours/week part time and after completion of studies PSW is no more valid in UK.
Hi Abhishek, MIT does not have any separate entrance exam. It is SAT or ACT which you have to take to study in MIT or any university in US. All details will be found on the official websites. Giving you the links here, check them
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.collegeboard.org/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.collegeboard.org/</a>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.act.org/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.act.org/</a>
You will find tutorials and test prep materials on these sites too.
Hello Sahil,
Frankly speaking, complete syllabus of PCM is important since questions are going to cover it. For getting admission in a good college, you should aim for 275+.
Best wishes!
Absolutely NO. Don't go for 2nd drop. Just move ahead. And carry on better.
Try to solve last year papers of IIFT and CAT. Practice by giving as many tests as possible.
Dear Kiran,
There is no such particular stream which is considered the most appropriate for civil service exam. As you can see in the last year results, the maximum number of candidates selected for IAS were holding professional courses but that doesn't means that you have to pursue a professional course to succeed in civil service exam. You just need to be focused and have to prepare separately for the civil service exam, no matter which stream you belong to.
Hi,
You can try for BIMTECH, IFMR, Christ-Bangalore and ITM-Navi Mumbai with an effort of few months securing high score in the entrance. You should check the sustainability of job and in hand salary from LinkedIn alumni tour. If you want to go for core finance job then you have to secure 55-60% in your graduation as MNCs demands the same.
It's great that you're planning ahead and thinking about how to manage your time and studies effectively. It's difficult to give a definitive answer on whether it's enough time to prepare for the JEE second session, as it depends on various factors such as your current level of preparation, your strengths and weaknesses in the subjects, and the amount of time you can devote to studying. However, in general, it is recommended that you start preparing for the JEE well in advance, and ideally, you should start preparing for it simultaneously along with your board exams. This way, you can avoid last-minute cramming and ensure that you are well... View more
Dear nikitha, preparing GD is extensive by its nature. you have to go through general studies. more like woman related issues, [political related issues, education, cultural issues like dowry system etc.
generally GD is meant for test the candidate knowledge on general awareness on various issues along to check the communication skills of the individual. regularly prepare for it. read news papers. magazines try to get overall awareness on general issues that help you out more.
Hi Rahul, practice test will help. Please read this, it should help
<a href="https://ask.shiksha.com/what-skills-are-required-to-score-good-marks-in-gre-exam-b-qna-3789805" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://ask.shiksha.com/what-skills-are-required-to-score-good-marks-in-gre-exam-b-qna-3789805</a>
For IELTS, please prefer British Council. They have the best faculty and facilities, check with the department of German universities and Mumbai for German language training.
Exams for B-School admissions are CAT/XAT/SNAP/TISS/CMAT. Cut-off depends on the college you are looking for admission, it varies from college to college. No doubt aim for higher percentile to be on safer side. You can check on individual colleges websites and discussion groups to get respective cut-offs.
Yes, you can start preparation for GATE you need to keep the basics clear, questions in GATE are generally based on applications of concept clear knowledge of concepts will help you to tackle them easily. You can get study materials of Made Easy available in market. You can enroll for materials of Career Launcher. You just need to put 2-3 hours of practice for the concepts you studied in class. Regular practice will easily help you to crack GATE with a good score.
Hello Aashish,
Coaching while studying in class 12th has its own advantage. The syllabus is almost same or even tougher than state board in most cases. Hence, you automatically prepare for class 12th. You have to score at least 75% in class 12th.
Hello Javed,
Many students drop one year to prepare for JEE Mains. It's a good idea. But give it your best. Work hard. Don't waste away your time. It will definitely show results.
Both have different formats of studying. For CAT, you need to focus on data interpretation, logical reasoning and verbal aptitude with as much as mock exams you can give.
For TOEFL, you need to focus and practice your speaking and hearing skills and need to be well versed with words and synonyms.