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Kriti Thapliyal
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No, it will not hamper your admission. Prepare well for the GD-PI-WAT round. Be prepared for justifying the reason for the break in a well-versed manner and all shall be well! All the best!
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Nitin Kumari am pursing Mcom and also doing CA coures. Visit
Beginner-Level 5
Dear Sourav,
not only requires one to be good in maths but also good in reasoning and current affairs. So as you say that you are not good in mathematics, I would advise you not to for CAT. However, if your accounts and taxation are good, you could definitely go for CA course. even CS if you like. It is just a rumor that CA and CS are hard. They are not hard, just a bit lengthy.
not only requires one to be good in maths but also good in reasoning and current affairs. So as you say that you are not good in mathematics, I would advise you not to for CAT. However, if your accounts and taxation are good, you could definitely go for CA course. even CS if you like. It is just a rumor that CA and CS are hard. They are not hard, just a bit lengthy.
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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
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Hello Nikhil,
You have got enough time to prepare for CAT & GMAT.If you want to get into IIMs, one thing you can do is practice with complete dedication. Know your weak areas and practice more n more. It is very essential to understand time management. For that , make practice papers with your timer on.
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If you want to do MBA from outside India, CAT isn't going to be useful. However, not all MBA programs require GMAT. Some are fine with GRE. I've heard some MBA programs don't even require an entrance test if you satisfy some other requirements such as CFA Level 3 cleared. Also, all MBA programmes outside India require at least two y
You have got enough time to prepare for CAT & GMAT.If you want to get into IIMs, one thing you can do is practice with complete dedication. Know your weak areas and practice more n more. It is very essential to understand time management. For that , make practice papers with your timer on.
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If you want to do MBA from outside India, CAT isn't going to be useful. However, not all MBA programs require GMAT. Some are fine with GRE. I've heard some MBA programs don't even require an entrance test if you satisfy some other requirements such as CFA Level 3 cleared. Also, all MBA programmes outside India require at least two y
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
As you are an engineering degree student and if you score above 50% marks in B.Tech, you will be eligible for seeking admission in MBA by appearing in CAT. You will not face any problems because of your Diploma in engineering. All the best!
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
If you have good communication skills and numerical ability, you can definitely crack CAT with four months of concentrated preparations.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
It's good to see your awareness and seriousness towards cracking a management entrance exam so early. Still, in the first year, there is ample time for you. You can start improving your vocabulary by reading good novels/books and newspapers daily(especially the editorial columns). Solving some good logical puzzles and related questions will also help in keeping your mind fit and sharp. Nothing much needed to do for Maths, as of now. just ensure your basic concepts are strong. 1-1.5 hours is quite sufficient to prepare for the time being.
One important thing, there is absolutely no need to start a full-fledged preparation for CAT(or any
One important thing, there is absolutely no need to start a full-fledged preparation for CAT(or any
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
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Fortunately, you have plenty of time. So, you can plan for overhauling changes in your planning. Best of luck.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Pradnya, it depends upon your kind of work and how you are able to manage time between CAT preparation and job. If you're able to devote around 3 hours for studying CAT on weekdays, then it should be enough.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
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.
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.
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