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Integrated programme in Management Aptitude Test IPMAT is conducted by the Indian Institute of Management Indore. The national level test is a gateway for admission to the 5 year Integrated programme in Management offered at IIM Indore. The examination is conducted in computer-based mode, and is held in the month of May, and the result of the same is also announced in the same month. For the backup, you can go ahead with B.Com or BBA in accounts and then MBA in Finance would be good option looking at your keen interest and strength.
Recruiters repeatedly visit the SRM campus to capture the cream of management students. The career oriented curriculum and the soft skills training provided at the School of Management ensure that every student gets placed in jobs commensurate with his/ her background, skills and competencies. The school is backed by SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University)'s placement cell which undertakes counseling, training and value addition to ensure that students are ready to hit the job running.
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<p>MAH CET syllabus includes all important topics of Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning and Verbal Ability such as Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Coding-deconding, caselets, graphs and charts, table, syllogism, blood relation, clocks and calendars, abstract reasoning, verbal reasoning, reading comprehesion, grammar and vocabulary. </p>
<p>The Logical Reasoning section of MBA CET has the maximum weightage. This section carries 75 marks and Abstract Reasoning section carries 25 marks. So, together they carry 100 questions, i.e. 1/2 of the total number of questions. Quantitative Aptitude and Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension sections carry 50 marks each.<strong> </strong></p><p>Thus, candidates must prepare for this section well. Most of the times, the Logical Reasoning and Abstract Reasoning questions have been easy to moderate in terms of difficult level. However, candidates should not ignore it at any cost as a good overall scor... View more
It is best, if you pursue MBBS from abroad (European universities are also good), but make sure those are MCI recognized. In India, it is difficult to pursue MBBS from private universities, because of high tuition fee charged by the colleges. Dropping a year and preparing for NEET will not be a good idea. But, if you are 100% sure about yourself, then you will definitely get admission next year. Go ahead with NEET. All the best.
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Hello, you should obtain your degree after your compulsory internship for 12 months, followed by preparation for NEET PG entrance exam, exam is conducted annually, with both basic and clinical questions. Good luck.
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The eligibility criteria is-
50 % minimum marks or equivalent grade point in psychology as core paper in BA.
MSU allows admission only if your degree is complete by the time your session here starts. That means, if they classes for MA start in June, then your Bachelor's should be completed by then. You shouldn't be still pursuing it.
<p>MAH CET does not have negative marking. For each correct attempt, one mark is awarded to the candidate but no marks are deducted for wrong answers or unattempted questions.</p>
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If you are good in English and mathematics up to +2 level, then you should start your preparation from just now. If not, then start to work or improve on English and mathematics while pursuing B.Com. CAT is purely based on English, mathematics and both. It tests the analytical and numerical/data analysis ability.
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<p>To study the syllabus for MAH CET MBA/MMS, candidates must choose the right reference books. Although the CAT preparation books are common study material for all MBA entrance exams in India including MAH CET, candidates must refer to exam specific books to know the nuances of the exam. Books for MAH MBA CET are available in the market and they include sample questions of various difficult levels for practice. Candidates planning to appear for MAH MBA CET must refer to the books specific to the exam. Given below is the list of<strong> best books for MAH CET MBA preparation:</strong></p><table ... View more
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Please follow the above link and check the management prospectus 2018 for all the details of OpenMAT 2018. The link for filing in the form is also available here. The syllabus and a sample on the type of questions that will be asked will be mentioned in the booklet of OpenMAT.
Hello Neha, it depends on your hard work and how you prepare for the CAT exam, normally candidates study atleast for 3-4hrs daily for good scores in MBA entrance exams. Still, if you are not good in aptitude you can get good scores in entrance exams. If you practice thoroughly you will definitely get results, if you don't clear the CAT exam, still you can easily score well in the exams like MAH-CET, CMAT, MAT, NMAT.
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<p>MAH MBA CET is a moderately difficult exam. It’s difficulty level is lower than CAT but higher than MAT or ATMA. A major factor that makes MAH CET a difficult test to crack is that questions are presented in random order and sectional weightage vary in every slot. So, candidates cannot anticipate or plan how many and which type of questions to get to their target score.</p><p>Also, MAH MBA CET is dominated by Logical Reasoning questions and there are comparatively less Quantitative Aptitude questions. Since, there is no set pattern, candidates cannot pre-plan. They need to make a strategy and implement it as soon... View more
There is no such criteria. Student from any stream can apply. Test comprises of two sections: Maths and English. 60 questions of Maths and 40 of English.
<p>The choice between CAT and IPMAT is based on the career goal. CAT is the most recognised test for admission into MBA programs, mainly for those who have completed their undergraduate studies. It is accepted by the top management institutes like IIMs. Whereas IPMAT is targeted at those students who would like to join directly for a 5-year integrated programme BBA+MBA immediately after schools and institutes such as IIM Indore and IIM Rohtak are providing this integrated program. And if one looks for the MBA, post-graduation CAT would be more suitable for it.</p>
Hi Shubham,
Some of the best CAT coaching in Mumbai are:
1) TIME - Triumphant Institute Of Management Education
2) IMS
3) Career Launcher
4) Byju's Classes
5) The Prayas India
6) Tutor Jar
Refer college rankings of reputed magazines. I got into Doon Business School, Dehradun last year with 93.5 % in CAT.
To get into the top most medical college, you should have a minimum score of 140+. I'm talking about a general category student, you should prepare well to get that score.
<p>Yes, candidates can choose the order of questions to solve in MAH CET as there is no sectional time limit. But while answering questions, they must save their entries carefully.</p>
You can definitely prepare for CAT and if you prepare well you might even get 99+percentile. But, even then getting into an IIM will be quite difficult, because they give a significant weightage to your past academics as well. But, there are also some very good institutes at par with the Iims, who do not give that much weightage to your past academics, provided you have a good profile and a very good percentile in CAT.
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Being a 2nd year student you do have a lot of time to prepare as next year would largely be focused on your training and the final year on placement. Start preparing bit by bit on your own. Build a strong vocab in next few months followed by writing skills and than appear for a mock or two every month. This would ensure your continuous evaluation and would help to improve until the final day. Give your GMAT in the final year staring as this would help you with enough time to apply for the scholarships and other financial aid.
From which college are you pursuing your integrated Ph.D. in chemistry? I would suggest you to try to solve all the GATE previous year questions and collect all the standard textbooks. Some of the books you can refer for preparation are The Pearson Guide to UGC-CSIR Chemical Sciences by Dr. Sanjay Singh Rawal, CSIR UGC NET Chemical Sciences (Part A, B & C) by R. Gupta's and Trueman's UGC-CSIR JRF/NET Chemical Sciences (Chemistry) by B. Roy, M. Gagan.