Business Management Studies

CAT is different to any other competitive exam out there. To succeed, you need to work smartly, and choosing the right coaching institute is the first step. When you talk about coaching institutes in Ghaziabad, there is one that is head and shoulders above the rest. That is TIME Vaishali and Ill tell you why.
1) Faculty - When you talk about best faculty in Ghaziabad or even NCR for that matter, the name of Mr. Ritesh Jain emerges instantly. Ritesh Jain is a leading career counselor frequently conducting Live Career Helpline on various National TV channels like Aaj Tak, Doordarshan, IBN7 and others. He also is an active part of MENSA, scoring more than 98 percentile globally in the IQ test conducted by MENSA. But, apart from being a genius, he is the most hardworking and dedicated professional that one might come across. He gives personalised doubt classes to students and also shares his email and Facebook ID with his students, so that they could reach out to him after coaching hours as well.
2) Personal Attention and Batch size - At TIME Vaishali, batch sizes are quite small as compared to other big coaching institutes. Hence, its easy for the faculty to focus on each student. Students can ask for doubt classes, extra classes, revision classes as many time as they like. The clarity of concepts is paramount for the faculty.
3) Study material - TIME is the biggest coaching institute in the country. It has a dedicated team of IIT and IIM alumni who rigorously go through previous year papers and modify the study material year in year out, so that the students do not need to look for any other source for practice.
4) Mocks and Sectional Tests - Being a TIME student automatically enrolls you into the biggest and the best Mock CAT series, AIMCAT. Every time student gets 25 AIMCATs that are conducted both in proctored and unproctored mode to build the student's temperament for the D-day. Every AIMCAT solution is posted in the Student's home page along with their all India percentile. This gives the student, an idea of his preparation. Apart from AIMCATs, more than 100 sectional tests are available on the student's home page, which can be accessed at any time. Sectional test are the best way to test and revise your concepts.

CAT is different to any other competitive exam out there. To succeed, you need to work smartly, and choosing the right coaching institute is the first step. When you talk about coaching institutes in Ghaziabad, there is one that is head and shoulders above the rest. That is TIME Vaishali and Ill tell you why.
1) Faculty - When you talk about best faculty in Ghaziabad or even NCR for that matter, the name of Mr. Ritesh Jain emerges instantly. Ritesh Jain is a leading career counselor frequently conducting Live Career Helpline on various National TV channels like Aaj Tak, Doordarshan, IBN7 and others. He also is an active part of MENSA, scoring more than 98 percentile globally in the IQ test conducted by MENSA. But, apart from being a genius, he is the most hardworking and dedicated professional that one might come across. He gives personalised doubt classes to students and also shares his email and Facebook ID with his students, so that they could reach out to him after coaching hours as well.
2) Personal Attention and Batch size - At TIME Vaishali, batch sizes are quite small as compared to other big coaching institutes. Hence, its easy for the faculty to focus on each student. Students can ask for doubt classes, extra classes, revision classes as many time as they like. The clarity of concepts is paramount for the faculty.
3) Study material - TIME is the biggest coaching institute in the country. It has a dedicated team of IIT and IIM alumni who rigorously go through previous year papers and modify the study material year in year out, so that the students do not need to look for any other source for practice.
4) Mocks and Sectional Tests - Being a TIME student automatically enrolls you into the biggest and the best Mock CAT series, AIMCAT. Every time student gets 25 AIMCATs that are conducted both in proctored and unproctored mode to build the student's temperament for the D-day. Every AIMCAT solution is posted in the Student's home page along with their all India percentile. This gives the student, an idea of his preparation. Apart from AIMCATs, more than 100 sectional tests are available on the student's home page, which can be accessed at any time. Sectional test are the best way to test and revise your concepts.

See, CAT is different to any other competitive exam out there. To succeed, you need to work smartly, and choosing the right coaching institute is the first step. When you talk about coaching institutes in Ghaziabad, there is one that is head and shoulders above the rest. That is TIME Vaishali and Ill tell you why.
1) Faculty - When you talk about best faculty in Ghaziabad or even NCR for that matter, the name of Mr. Ritesh Jain emerges instantly. Ritesh Jain is a leading career counselor frequently conducting Live Career Helpline on various National TV channels like Aaj Tak, Doordarshan, IBN7 and others. He also is an active part of MENSA, scoring more than 98 percentile globally in the IQ test conducted by MENSA. But, apart from being a genius, he is the most hardworking and dedicated professional that one might come across. He gives personalised doubt classes to students and also shares his email and Facebook ID with his students, so that they could reach out to him after coaching hours as well.
2) Personal Attention and Batch size - At TIME Vaishali, batch sizes are quite small as compared to other big coaching institutes. Hence, its easy for the faculty to focus on each student. Students can ask for doubt classes, extra classes, revision classes as many time as they like. The clarity of concepts is paramount for the faculty.
3) Study material - TIME is the biggest coaching institute in the country. It has a dedicated team of IIT and IIM alumni who rigorously go through previous year papers and modify the study material year in year out, so that the students do not need to look for any other source for practice.
4) Mocks and Sectional Tests - Being a TIME student automatically enrolls you into the biggest and the best Mock CAT series, AIMCAT. Every time student gets 25 AIMCATs that are conducted both in proctored and unproctured mode to build the student's temperament for the D-day. Every AIMCAT solution is posted in the Student's home page along with their all India percentile. This gives the student, an idea of his preparation. Apart from AIMCATs, more than 100 sectional tests are available on the student's home page, which can be accessed at any time. Sectional test are the best way to test and revise your concepts.

Some of the well known Indian B-Schools are:
IIM-A (CollegeDice. Com: Indian Institute of Management)
IIM-B (Indian Institute of Management Bangalore MBA)
IIM-C (Indian Institute of Management Calcutta MBA)
FMS (Faculty of Management Studies MBA)
SP Jain Institute of Management Research (S P Jain Institute of Management and Research MBA)
XLRI (Xavier School of Management MBA)
ISB (Indian School of Business MBA)
IIM-L (Indian Institute of Management Lucknow MBA)
IIM-K (Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode MBA)
JBIMS (Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies MBA)
IIM-I (Indian Institute of Management Indore MBA)
MDI (Management Development Institute MBA)
Brand value of a school can also be determined to an extent by the value given by the Industry to its students & one parameter can be salary levels & profiles offered at different schools by recruiters. For comparison of profiles, you will have to check with each school individually since no such information is shared except the Industry & function. However, since salary levels are shared so that can be one parameter to compare the schools, but also it is important to keep in mind the class size. It is easier to maintain a higher average salary level for a batch of less than 100 students as compared to a batch of more than 400 students.

Some of the well known Indian B-Schools are:
IIM-A (CollegeDice. Com: Indian Institute of Management)
IIM-B (Indian Institute of Management Bangalore MBA)
IIM-C (Indian Institute of Management Calcutta MBA)
FMS (Faculty of Management Studies MBA)
SP Jain Institute of Management Research (S P Jain Institute of Management and Research MBA)
XLRI (Xavier School of Management MBA)
ISB (Indian School of Business MBA)
IIM-L (Indian Institute of Management Lucknow MBA)
IIM-K (Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode MBA)
JBIMS (Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies MBA)
IIM-I (Indian Institute of Management Indore MBA)
MDI (Management Development Institute MBA)
Brand value of a school can also be determined to an extent by the value given by the Industry to its students & one parameter can be salary levels & profiles offered at different schools by recruiters. For comparison of profiles, you will have to check with each school individually since no such information is shared except the Industry & function. However, since salary levels are shared so that can be one parameter to compare the schools, but also it is important to keep in mind the class size. It is easier to maintain a higher average salary level for a batch of less than 100 students as compared to a batch of more than 400 students.

IVY League Schools
IIM Ahmedabad,
IIM Bangalore,
IIM Calcutta & ISB Hyderabad
Almost an IVY League
IIM Lucknow,
FMS Delhi ,XLRI
Category A+
IIM Indore, IIM Kozhikode, SPJAIN, JBIMS, IIFT
Category A+
BIM Trichy ,DOMS IIT Delhi, IIM Kashipur, IIM Raipur, IIM Ranchi, IIM Rohtak, IIM Shillong, IIM Trichy, IIM Udaipur ,MDI Gurgaon, NMIMS Mumbai, NITIE Mumbai, SCMHRD Pune, SJMSOM IIT Bombay, VGSOM IIT Kharagpur, TISS Pune, XIM Bhubaneswar, Symbiosis Pune,
Category : A+
Department of Industrial and Management Engineering, IIT Kanpur
Department of Management Studies, IIT Madras
Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee
Goa Institute of Management, Panaji
Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai
ICFAI Business School, Hyderabad
Indian Institute of Forest Management Bhopal
Institute for Financial Management & Research, Chennai
Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Ghaziabad
Institute of Rural Management, Anand
International Management Institute New Delhi
K J Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research Mumbai
Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management New Delhi
Loyola Institute of Business Administration, Chennai
Management Group- Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Delhi NCR
Master of Business Economics-University of Delhi
Master of Finance and Control-University of Delhi
Mudra Institute of Communications (MICA), Ahmedabad
Praxis Business School- Kolkata
SIMSREE(Sydenham), Mumbai (accepts CET)
Symbiosis Center for Information Technology, Pune (accepts SNAP)
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Bangalore (accepts SNAP)
Symbiosis institute of Management Studies-for defence personnel, Pune (accepts SNAP)
T. A. Pai Management Institute Manipal
University Business School Panjab University Chandigarh
Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research-Mumbai
Category: A
Acharya Institute of Management, Bangalore (Accepts MAT/KMAT/PGCET)
Alliance Business Academy, Bangalore
Amity Business School, Noida
Army Institute of Management, Kolkata (Accepts MAT)
Birla Institute of Management Technology, Noida
Department of Management Studies - Christ College, Bangalore
Department of Management Studies - NIT Durgapur
Department of Management Studies - NIT Trichy
EMPI Business School, New Delhi
FORE School of Management New Delhi
Faculty of Management Studies - Banaras Hindu University
Gitam School of International Business, Vizag
IIRM Jaipur (Only for Rural Management - accepts MAT)
IMDR, Pune

he CAT itself should ideally be given with 6 months preparation, as then a student has enough time to space out his preparation and work at a comfortable pace. Also, for working professionals who dont have as much time on their hands as the college students, and who perhaps have to devote more time to preparation than college students, it is essential to start early. Several steps which are key to giving a good CAT cannot be taken overnight or crammed into a couple of weeks time. Starting early enables a student to work out the best possible strategy and implement it effectively. Some measures I believe students should take to enhance their level of preparation are:1. Identify the time of day when you study the best: If you are starting 6 months before the CAT, you have enough time to plan out your preparation, and dont need to study for more than two hours a day at this stage. Now is a good time to experiment by studying at different times in the day (whenever possible) to find what time suits you best. When you need to crank up the hours you put in later on, youll know exactly when you feel at your freshest and concentrate best. As far as possible, try giving tests on Sundays (or other holidays) at the CAT time (10 in the morning). Try making this a sort of ritual so you get used to giving a CAT-type test every Sunday morning.2. Subscribe to a daily newspaper and/or a weekly news magazine: 60% of the Verbal Ability section in a typical CAT paper comprises of Reading Comprehension passages. Cultivating the reading habit is therefore essential to your CAT preparation. Indeed, even if you solve only RC with an accuracy of 70% (very achievable), you will comfortably clear your VA cut-offs without even having to touch the dreaded grammar section. Reading a daily newspaper and a weekly news magazine has several purposes. It increases your speed of reading. It also ensures that you are quickly able to pick up the salient points in even abstract passages. Finally, it also broadens your horizons and gives you something to talk about in the Group Discussions and Personal Interviews that come later.3. Study in bursts: If you are one of those that need to warm-up for an hour before beginning to be able to concentrate and study productively, now is the time to break that habit. The entire CAT evaluation (including GD/PI) is designed for people who can switch on and switch off for short periods of time. You need to be able to start concentrating almost immediately.,.,

First, I am going to mention all the IIMs. IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta, Lucknow, Kozhikode, Indore, Shillong I. e ABCLIKS (these form the old IIMs). These are the IIMs that are performing the best at present. IIM Rohtak, Ranchi, Raipur, Trichy, Kashipur, Udaipur (these form the new IIMs). These are relatively new as compared to the older IIMs, but are catching up fast under their guidance. IIM Nagpur, Visakhapatnam, Bodh Gaya, Amritsar, Sambhalpur, Sirmaur, Jammu (these form the baby IIMs). These are the newest IIMs (just 12 years old) and will need a lot of time to catch up with the other IIMs. Apart from the IIMs, there are a lot of other colleges that are equally good. These are:
FMS, Delhi
MDI, Gurgaon
SPJIMR, Mumbai
NITIE, Mumbai
JBIMS, Mumbai
IITs.

First, I am going to mention all the IIMs. IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta, Lucknow, Kozhikode, Indore, Shillong I. e ABCLIKS (these form the old IIMs). These are the IIMs that are performing the best at present. IIM Rohtak, Ranchi, Raipur, Trichy, Kashipur, Udaipur (these form the new IIMs). These are relatively new as compared to the older IIMs, but are catching up fast under their guidance. IIM Nagpur, Visakhapatnam, Bodh Gaya, Amritsar, Sambhalpur, Sirmaur, Jammu (these form the baby IIMs). These are the newest IIMs (just 12 years old) and will need a lot of time to catch up with the other IIMs. Apart from the IIMs, there are a lot of other colleges that are equally good. These are:
FMS, Delhi
MDI, Gurgaon
SPJIMR, Mumbai
NITIE, Mumbai
JBIMS, Mumbai
IITs
These are the colleges that are good and should be targeted while preparing for CAT. Hope it helps.

Few pointers which the B Schools take into account -
Academic Record - School, Graduation etc. CAT Score - While there is no cut off for CAT score, but there are sectional cut offs which are never public knowledge. Typically a CAT percentile above 95 is typically a pretty good one. Extra - Curricular - What extra curricular activity were pursued by the individual. There is no bucket list for activities that they look for. They just look for what things are you passionate about and how they have been pursued by the candidate. Work Experience - Candidates prior work experience also has some part in the final selection. How much has the candidate learnt from his previous job, what is it that he did and wants to do in future. Other than that the interviews are pretty generic in nature which generally tests the thought process of the candidate. The weightage of all these points varies from institute to institute. You need to check the websites of all the colleges to check what is the weightage assigned by the colleges for all these points.