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Pratik MohantyMBA - Finance | Marketing

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To improve your english refer to the book written by Arun Sharma, and to improve your vocabulary opt for Word Power Made Easy.

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Harshit Jain

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You should start with a portion in which you are strong. Like best would be to start with mathematical aptitude. This portion needs more time and preparation. With this you can go with data interpretation. After this go for logical reasoning and then language (English grammar).
If you will you require more time and you are weak, keep that subject or portion for last. Assess your strengths and weaknesses and then start preparing accordingly. You can choose a combination of well-versed portion and the weakest portion simultaneously. Prepare a time table that you have to complete a course in stipulated time.
You can also do one more thing,
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.

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99+ percentile is recommended for top B-Schools and 97+ for tier 1 B-Schools.

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Nishant Pathakmyself Nishant Kumar PAthak

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Both the institutes are good if you can work hard. If your basics are clear, then opt for TIME. You can definitely crack CAT exam with the help of guidance provided by TIME.

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Tushar Raka

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Dear Vishvesh, through CAT score you can apply under the All India Seats quota, the cutoff for which is 99.99 percentile. You can also try giving MBA/MMS-CET whose cutoff is somewhere around 99.85 percentile.

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Anu AmruthBE mech. Advises WC on higher education(MBA).

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Yes, you can. It needs about 400-500 hours of rigorous study.

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raj kamaliim b

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For CAT, your basics should be cleared. Your work experience and overall academics is equally important.

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Nishant Pathakmyself Nishant Kumar PAthak

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It is good, but if your basic concept is strong, then you can go for Arun Sharma's book.

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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management

Scholar-Level 16

Dear Adan,
You can join any CAT coaching center. You can also practice old papers.
All the best.

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