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ambreen khan
Guide-Level 12
Take a mock test and analyze the results. Once you get to know your weaker section, start off your preparation with that section. Spend an hour daily exclusively for reading books or editorials to improve your vocabulary and comprehension skills. This will help you for all types of questions in verbal ability section.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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If you are targeting this year's CAT, then this time you need to take as many mock tests as you can. Sit for 3 hours and give tests like a match practice. Do revise the concepts and formulas for the quant section because questions mostly become easy if you have all the formulas on your fingertips. Verbal communication needs practice and if you had done ample amount of prior practice of this section then you will get through this section. DI and LR need a bit of patience and concentration. Try to solve the questions after reading all the given conditions and key points. Take one or two tests each day and revise as much as possible.
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Vikram Palani
Contributor-Level 7
You can crack CAT easily by learning from CAT exam book material. You can go through all past year's questions, work on more aptitude and learn new vocabulary each day. Moreover, scheduling is important while learning for CAT exam.
All the best.
All the best.
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Abinaya Palaniappan
Beginner-Level 5
Hey Sathiyaprabu!
Your CAT score is good but they may demand for more. Why don't you try for MAT exams in December or February and get a better score to get into the VIT world. Here your UG marks is not going to do anything with your MBA. They will demand for a decent percent of only 60% and above.
Thank You.All the Best!
Your CAT score is good but they may demand for more. Why don't you try for MAT exams in December or February and get a better score to get into the VIT world. Here your UG marks is not going to do anything with your MBA. They will demand for a decent percent of only 60% and above.
Thank You.All the Best!
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
It depends on what you have focused while pursuing your ECE. If you have been attentive in your classes and scoring well in your semester exams, then GATE will be easier for you. Most engineers find easy, and perform well in the quant section in CAT as well as GATE. English section is what gets the engineers struggling.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
In CAT, to get admission in a top B-school, you must score above 70%. You might get interview call at lower percentage also provided you score amazingly well in your CAT. But, with a low score in your graduation, you must have an awesome profile to secure admission at a top B-school.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
There are many non-IIT'ans who have scored 100 percentile in CAT. CAT is usually considered the forte of engineers, but many others also perform extremely well.
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sakshi juyal
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Your gap of a year will not at all be a reason of hindrance in your admission process or percentile for that matter.
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