CAT

1. You should know the syllabus.
2. Practice a lot of questions topic-wise.
3. Clearing all your doubts.
4. Learning various tricks for fast reading and mental calculations.
5. Giving all the mock tests seriously.
6. Analyzing your mistakes and noting them down.
7. Studying religiously for 3-4 hours daily.
8. Taking breaks in between and
9. Attempting the exam with a relaxed frame of mind.
I hope it helps.

Yes, but you must prepare diligently for around 4-5 months. A lot of practice is essential, if you want to score well in exams like CAT. 3-4 hours of study is enough, if you study seriously.
Good luck.

To get admission in DY Patil College, the cutoff is 75 percentile and fee structure is around Rs.5 lakhs for 2 years.

Final year students can also appear for such exams but in order to get placed in colleges you need to complete your graduation and meet the required age criteria.

It will be the worst nightmare for you if you hate mathematics.

The CAT aspirant must be logical in mindset and need a lot of observation with accuracy.

Multiply the CGPA with 9.5, you will get the aggregated percentage.

Hi Prasanth
minimum is 50% + CAT score. But, as the competition increasing for getting admission- you should have a decent mark supported by consistent academic backgrounds. Only these things will help you to become shortlisted. Once shortlisted , rest is in your hand. your performance in GD and PI will matter. Your performance must be good enough.

You can go through Shiksha's college search. It will give you all the required details, rank, fees, placements, etc.