CAT Preparation

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Hello Tani,
Your academics are good. For cracking IIM A, B and C, you can expect your graduation marks to be equivalent or above 75%.
Also , IIMs ABC usually take students above 99percentile (depending upon the cut-off).
you can go through this link. It might prove to be helpful for you:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/iim-call-predictor.
Good luck.

Since,You have one year remaining with you, if you want to prepare for CAT side by side BTech, You can opt for two things, Either take CAT coachings, if you can't do that now, then start reading about Current affairs and General Knowledge, preferable books, Manorama Yearbook, Pratiyogita Darpan, Competition Success, Front line Magazine, India Today.

If you have time and aspire IIMs or some college from that league then wait or else its a pretty decent option.

Hello surya,
I'll prefer you to do related PG course in correspondance from IGNOU.And get prepare for CAT examination.Because you can grab an opportunities in iims and educational firms like schools and colleges.Is your destiny is only iim go ahead without losing your confidence.
All the best for your future.

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 good job then improve your communication skills first and as per your profile, operations or production management is the best suitable for you.

3 years are more then enough for CAT preparations.

If you do CA then you don't need to do MBA and if you do MBA then you don't need to go for CA. Who told you that CA has less finance curriculum? It's completely wrong. CA is totally about finance, accounts, auditing, and taxation and you can do CA after MBA but in my opinion, you should do one of these.