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Vikram Palani

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A planning and scheduled study is required. Allocate time for each and every section daily, prepare and try solving problems quickly.

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Trilochan Tiwari

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Experience in hand gives an edge over the other competitors, so one should try to gain some experience and then apply for good B-schools. IFMR, Great Lakes and GIM are good choices.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

Scholar-Level 17

It depends on your interest, GATE will get you in M.Tech and will help in enhancing technical skills, management and business skills. It will be a slightly newer course in MBA through CAT. I have done Masters in science with newer way of learning MS through GRE. You can try for the exam keeping in mind your future career prospective and your field of interest.

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Trilochan Tiwari

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Above 70% is a good score to get admission in B-school. To get admission in colleges like KJ Somaiya, IFMR or Great Lakes, interviewee also checks your profile and experience. Average CAT score goes to 85 percentile in the same.

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Shweta K

Contributor-Level 7

There is no specific cutoff set by the college for CAT and CMAT.
Fees for the course is approximately Rs 9 lakhs, excluding hostel fees(which is 1.5 lakhs for a year)
For more details, please visit the ITM's website and place an inquiry. Someone from our end will get back to you.

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Suneel K

Beginner-Level 5

Hi Prathamesh,
Yes BBA students can get admission in IIMA. IIMs look for overall performance and potential of a candidate apart from academics, there is a significant shift in the selection process from academic-centric to overall performance and capabilities of the students. So, there is a good chance of getting admission even with low academic scores.

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Career Coach CoachCareer Counseling

Contributor-Level 10

Hi,
Novels do have levels when related with CAT/XAT preparation. Talking about Indian issues, these are the novels you can prefer -
India after Gandhi
Getting India Back on Track
Day-to-Day Economics
The Argumentative Indian
The Last Mughal
India Unbound
Referring History, economics:
A Short History of Nearly Everything
Guns, Germs, and Steel
The World is flat
Freakonomics
The Undercover Economist
These are intended to help in your vocabulary as well as reading skills.
I hope this will help you.

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avishek banerjee

Beginner-Level 4

Yes, it is possible. You just need to study hard and enroll yourself in top coaching classes like IMS, TIME, etc.

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Swaroop Kumar MajjiStudent education counsellor

Contributor-Level 10

Its nothing problem with your 65% in degree, but in order to get place in IPE you need to score 650+ in Mat and 75+ percentile in CAT entrance exams.

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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor

Guide-Level 12

The course for GMAT and CAT is not significantly different. CAT is primarily focused on mathematics and English. GMAT focuses on critical reasoning as well. Mathematics for CAT is going to be much difficult than GMAT mathematics.
Reading section in CAT and GMAT are quite similar. Then, there is a sentence correction section in GMAT, which is different than CAT. Critical reasoning questions for GMAT are not at all covered in CAT. Also, GMAT paper is more time intensive as compared to CAT.

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