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Nishant Kumar

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yes, and your bba degree give you benefits in selecting the mba specialization and you also get the benefits of bba in job market after pursuing your mba, best of luck, and prepare yourself for cat

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Saurabh Bharti

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Yes, you can absolutely study for CAT while doing a BBA. IIMs don't discriminate between graduation major, on the contrary they promote diversity in the background. Also it is not compulsory to have work experience to join IIMs. However IIMA has recently started to encourage freshers to take a deferred admission to have work experience of two years. Also people with work experience, at times, have slight advantage in placements (it's not much though).

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Dhairya Tandon

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Hi Raviraj, TIME is one of the best coaching institute for entrance preparations for all the entrance test regarding Management.

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Raghunandan Tripathi

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Carrier launcher is a good option.

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SAYANTAN MUKHERJEEOptimistic, nature loving, work lover.

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Hello dear, u should join a good institute in your city. To prepare CAT, U need to be very much strategic. You hv to repair your weakness. Time management is another vital factor in success. Get some good book and practice them. U should also appear MAT. Good luck. Thank you.

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Surabhi ChaudharyEngineer at Honda Cars India Limited

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This depends upon your caliber. If you are an average student then starting early will give you time to practice and hone your skills. If you are a brilliant student, you may start later.

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