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Dear Daniyal, actually it's you who decide that if its easy or tough. If you are well prepared for the written test, have studied class 11th and 12th wisely, good in general awareness, good in communication skills (English) then it would be the easy test for you or else tough. Hope this helps. Good Luck.

Hi Anurag,
Many MBA programs require both GMAT and work experience. If you don't have work experience and neither GMAT I doubt your admission prospects. You should first check the admission criteria for some MBA programs. There are MBA without work experience, very good academics, good GMAT score and also IELTS or TOEFL will be required.

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Hello Charu,
IBPS is a recruitment agency which conducts various exams for the selection of candidates in different banks on vacant posts.
Nowadays, many banks started to tie up with universities for the selection of eligible candidates. The banks started Post Diploma in banking finance courses in which candidates go through one-year training for the banking officer.
you can choose any one option either IBPS bank exams or PGDBF courses. If you are financially strong enough and you have the patience for a year for the training then you can go for the MBA or PGDBF courses.
The PGDBF or MBA course will cost you around 3-8 lak... View more

Hi,
B.Sc. Chemistry Eligibility:
Interested aspirants for the course need to fulfil the below-mentioned eligibility criteria.
10+2 completed from a recognized educational board.
Chemistry as one of the main subjects at 10+2 level.
B.Sc chemistry: Admission Process:
Admission to B.Sc chemistry is generally merit based. Colleges which follow merit-based admission process, generally release a cut off percentage for admission to the program. The admission forms are available in the month of May/June after the results for 10+2 are declared. Universities like University of Delhi release a central cut off list for affilia... View more

Difficulty level in order of precedence is as follows:
CAT & XAT (similar)IIFT
SNAP
MAT
( scale of tough to easy )

Yes, you can join a private college, if you are going for B.Com/BBA than you will get fairly good amount of time for CAT preparation. If you are pursuing Engineering than attendance matters and you will get only 6-7 hours for preparation.

Hello Tani,
Getting MBA from IIM's is totally different than PG in quantitative economics. I would strongly advise you to go full heartedlly for preparing for CAT. If I may add why not prepare for civil services examination? One year in life, even if you don't qualify, is nothing compared to the satisfaction you will always have of attempting something that you wanted. Go ahead for CAT.

If you want to prepare for Ph.D. then distance learning might be the best option for you as it will give you enough time to prepare without worrying about college attendance etc. There are many colleges in Kerala offering M.A. Through distance education:
1. Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala
2. University of Calicut, Kerala
3. University of Kerala, Kerala.

No doubt that the VIT is the best college it has good incubation center and many research laboratories but the main problem over there is the fees problem that everybody can't afford.

A question that many students aspiring to study abroad ask is - If 100% scholarships are offered? The true answer for this question is no. There are no 100% fully paid scholarships for international students. Some scholarship awarding bodies may foot nearly 85% of the total costs but these are limited in number.
Get the information from this link:
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Hi riya u cannot do two degrees at a same time as per UGC rules only one u can do and for UPSC any one degree is required to do UPSC.

<p>MAH MBA CET 2025 was overall easy but lengthy. The Quantitative Aptitude section was lengthy. There were no grammar questions in Verbal Ability. This section had reading comprehension and vocabulary questions only. Reading Comprehension was lengthy and there were 3-4 parajumbles.&nbsp;Logical Reasoning and Abstract Reasoning sections were easy.</p>

Hello,
Apologies for the late reply. On join coaching for CAT during your final college year, it will be a bit difficult to manage both your college studies and CAT preparation. Also various B-schools give significant weight age to your graduation score, so don't let CAT studies affect it. Rather you can take a year gap after your exams and study properly for it.

I dont think so. For one thing, you would find it nearly impossible to get into a highly selective or highly ranked program. That because schools want to assemble classes with individuals who have something to contribute to the overall learning. Without having spent any time in the world of work, you would have little to add to many of the discussions.
Secondly, you would fail to get the full benefit of the MBA experience. Without having experience, you wouldn't see how what you learn has applicability to your effectiveness at work. Lacking that foundation would make a big difference in what you take away from the program and how much ... View more

In CAT examination for every correct answer 3 marks are awarded and 1 marks is deducted for for each incorrect answer. Therefore, if incorrect answers will reflect very badly on your performance and bring down your percentile drastically. .

Yes, A level holder can apply whereas a BCA holder cannot. B level is equivalent to MCA.

There is no conditions in appearing for the exam but you must prepare well through references and crash course offered by different institutions.

Dear Anurag,
Considering your existing score and your work experience, you can go for GMAT and pursue a degree from any good college in India. Any score above 650 is good and any score above 700 can fetch you a good college in India.
Good luck.

<p>Yes, the IIFT syllabus is similar to CAT syllabus. The topics included in English, Logical Reasoning, Data Interpretation and Quantitative Aptitude section of IIFT exam are same as CAT. The topics included in these sections of IIFT are same as that of CAT. In VARC section, one has to study reading comprehension, verbal ability, vocabulary and grammar. In Quantitative Aptitude section of both exams, there are questions from Arithmetic, Mensuration, Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Modern Math, etc. In Data Interpretation, one has to study Tables, Charts, Graphs and Venn Diagrams. The Logical Reasoning section of both exams has ques... View more

<p>According to the official BIT MCA syllabus, the Analytical Ability and Logical Reasoning section will cover logical situations and ask questions based on the facts as mentioned in the situation to check the analytical aptitude of the candidate.</p>

the problem is d.i and l.r . the concepts of maths will b relatively easy to understand but now there are no prescribed topics in di and lr. there are no more graphs in d.i , modern patterns of d.i is lr based. so whichever coaching centre u chose , subscribe to mock test and take them very seriously. coaching centre fee will be around 30-35 k for any well known coaching centre

Hello Kunal,
For admission through GMAT, every foreign college have their own criteria related to marks and everything.
But, the most important criteria is to have work experience.
It is compulsory to have work experience of 2-3yrs for GMAT.
Go through this website for detailed information https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/

Hi Rashika, -Update yourself on the topics covered in each section of the syllabus first. -Once you have thoroughly read the material, practice with mock tests to determine your strengths and weaknesses. -Maintain consistency with your stronger portions while continuing to work on your weaker areas. -Don't spend too much time on a topic if you don't grasp it. Instead, focus on enhancing the sections where you now do averagely. -No student ever attempts to take the entire exam. Prepare strategies and tackle your test. -Regardless of your score, complete as many mock exams as you can. You can improve your time management, which is still anot... View more

Hi,
It is always beneficial to have work experience for MBA, but students get admission on the basis of other criteria too.

You can check Arun Sharma for Quants and Puzzles by George J Summers' for DILR.

UPSC is certain branch with limited number of attempt. So you should take it as second option.
So, do MBBS after that you can try for UPSC.
I hope it helps.

To prepare for the MBA SUAT (Sharda University Admission Test), you can follow these steps:
Understand the exam pattern: The MBA SUAT exam consists of multiple-choice questions and is divided into four sections Quantitative Aptitude Logical Reasoning, English . Language, and General Awareness. You should familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and the type of questions that are asked. Practice sample papers: You can find sample papers or past papers online or in study materials. Solving these papers will give you an idea of the type of questions asked in the exam, and it will also help you in managing your time. Improve your general... View more

It can't be said which one is the best between MBA and bank PO. All depends an individual's perspective. If you like to take risk and love to challenge yourself, then aiming for an MBA is a good option. Private firms after MBA will provide you an exciting package, location and wonderful office. But if you want an easy going life then bank PO suits you.

<p>The best books for Quantitative Aptitude preparation of KMAT Kerala exam are listed below. These are the recommended books by experts.</p><ul><li>NCERT Mathematics books (Class 9-10)</li><li>Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by Abhijit Guha</li><li>Quantitative Aptitude by RS Aggarwal</li></ul><p>The NCERT Mathematics book is recommended for KMAT Kerala preparation because it is the best source of building or revisiting the fundamentals of Algebra Geometry, Trigonometry Mensuration Number Systems and Arithmetic. The NCERT books are extremely helpful to st... View more