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Annie Austin
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Dear Shubham,
Here you can know how to crack CAT in two months:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/cat-preparation-in-3-months-blogId-11407
For more queries, comment me. Don't forget to upvote.
Here you can know how to crack CAT in two months:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/cat-preparation-in-3-months-blogId-11407
For more queries, comment me. Don't forget to upvote.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
If your college or university has a provision of awarding graduation B.Sc degree on completion of 3rd year then you are eligible for appearing in CAT now. However, if you are awarded integrated M.Sc degree only then you are eligible for CAT in final year of degree.
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arjun majheeinterest in agricultural research.
Contributor-Level 9
is this help full for u?
GDPI Cut-off for PGDM Admission (2015-17)
Short-listed Applicants for GDPI PGDM (Banking and Financial Services) 2015-17
All applicants of the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Banking and Financial Services)
2015-17 may please note the following cut-off for GDPI:
CAT 2014 (Total Percentile) : 73.00 and above
ATMA (Total Percentile)
(March 1, 2015 examination) : 73.00 and above
CMAT (February 2015) : Score of 181 and above
The final selection will be based on CAT/ATMA/CMAT score, academic performance, English
writing test and performance in GDPI.
Centre-wise list of short-listed applicants will be uploaded o
GDPI Cut-off for PGDM Admission (2015-17)
Short-listed Applicants for GDPI PGDM (Banking and Financial Services) 2015-17
All applicants of the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Banking and Financial Services)
2015-17 may please note the following cut-off for GDPI:
CAT 2014 (Total Percentile) : 73.00 and above
ATMA (Total Percentile)
(March 1, 2015 examination) : 73.00 and above
CMAT (February 2015) : Score of 181 and above
The final selection will be based on CAT/ATMA/CMAT score, academic performance, English
writing test and performance in GDPI.
Centre-wise list of short-listed applicants will be uploaded o
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srishty chaudhary
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Yes, you can appear for CAT if you have your graduation degree with minimum 50%. Generally, GMAT exam is given by those who want to study abroad.
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Barkha DubeyPGDM at BIIB (sales &marketing 2015-17)
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, you are eligible for CAT.
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Sugreevu Hemanth
Beginner-Level 5
Preparing for CAT exam is not an easy thing. You need to concentrate on each section of the exam by practicing some daily activities.For English, you are required to read a lot of stuff and should be able to understand different articles. Quant is full of practice of different topics and mock test is the only way to test your quant skills. Reasoning requires your logic and this can be improved by solving puzzles to improve your logic.The time required totally depends on your dedication.
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Akash Mishra
Beginner-Level 4
Hi Ananthu,
There are 4 sections in CAT exam i.e. quantitative aptitude, verbal ability, logical & analytical reasoning and data interpretation. It is always advisable to join a coaching that prepares students to crack CAT exam with high percentile and they also gives you study materials and take exams for better preparation of yours. As you are a 2nd year engineering student and I guess that it is the best time for you to start your preparation in order to score higher percentile in exam. Good luck!
There are 4 sections in CAT exam i.e. quantitative aptitude, verbal ability, logical & analytical reasoning and data interpretation. It is always advisable to join a coaching that prepares students to crack CAT exam with high percentile and they also gives you study materials and take exams for better preparation of yours. As you are a 2nd year engineering student and I guess that it is the best time for you to start your preparation in order to score higher percentile in exam. Good luck!
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arjun majheeinterest in agricultural research.
Contributor-Level 9
Dear Mausam,
According to me, you should concentrate on your current course i.e. B.Sc because it is very important for you. After that, if you have sufficient time left, you can start preparing for CAT. Plan accordingly. All the best.
According to me, you should concentrate on your current course i.e. B.Sc because it is very important for you. After that, if you have sufficient time left, you can start preparing for CAT. Plan accordingly. All the best.
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abhinav prakashstudy is the precious stone.
Guide-Level 11
You need to focus on data interpretation, verbal ability, and quantitative aptitude.
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