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2016-07-14 11:23:25
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
Althought most colleges accept CAT score but there are few very prestigious colleges which have their own exams like Narsee Monjee Mumbai, XLRI etc.
Also taking multiple exams reduces the risk just in case you mess up in CAT. You must register for XAT, SNAP etc.
Also taking multiple exams reduces the risk just in case you mess up in CAT. You must register for XAT, SNAP etc.
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2016-07-13 23:51:56
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TEJAS DESHMUKH
Beginner-Level 4
IRMA exam or popularly known as ISC or Issues of Social Concern tests the candidate's knowledge about the existing as well as proposed government schemes for rural India. After this, the students called for the interview have to undergo a group task (generally a prioritization task in which the group has to come to a consensus), case study presentation (for which 10 min are given to read the case and 2 min to each candidate for presentation), and a final personal interview to complete the icing on the cake! The weightage changes every year but the approximate weight ages are given below
CAT/XAT score: 40%
ISC Test: 10%
Group Task: 15%
Case
CAT/XAT score: 40%
ISC Test: 10%
Group Task: 15%
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2016-07-13 19:43:05
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2016-07-13 19:19:57
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Komal MotwaniBachelors of accounts and finance
Beginner-Level 5
CAT is at all India level and CET is if you want to do MBA from any college in Maharashtra. Choose college which you want and then check which exam they accept.
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2016-07-13 17:31:09
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srishty chaudhary
Contributor-Level 9
Yes you are eligible if you secure more than 50% in graduation.
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2016-07-13 15:59:11
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Career Coach CoachCareer Counseling
Contributor-Level 10
Yes you can. As long as you are eligible as per the X,XII marks criteria (average &get;80 for Science, &get;77 for commerce, &get;75 for arts background), you won't be directly ineligible for IIMA.
But since your score is less in graduation, you need to compensate for the same by getting a higher percentile in CAT. Based on CAT 2015, you will require 99.8+ to be on the safe side for a call from IIMA.
All the Best!
But since your score is less in graduation, you need to compensate for the same by getting a higher percentile in CAT. Based on CAT 2015, you will require 99.8+ to be on the safe side for a call from IIMA.
All the Best!
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2016-07-13 15:43:15
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srishty chaudhary
Contributor-Level 9
Their are many options like you can appear in MAT,XAT,CMAT,ATMA etc. These are some entrance management exams which are accepted by many B-Schools.
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2016-07-13 10:41:18
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
Scoring more than 95 percentile is not an easy task. The most important part of preparing is practicing. You must devote 3 hrs daily to practice quant, verbal and logical reasoning. Devote more than three hours if you are taking CAT This year itself. This is above and after your coaching class which you might be taking or will take.
Apart from all this, don't underestimate the power of regular tests and feedback. Take mock tests to know where you stand and keep working on your weaknesses. Pay attention to your errors and mistakes and work on improving them.
Scoring more than 95 percentile is not an easy task. The most important part of preparing is practicing. You must devote 3 hrs daily to practice quant, verbal and logical reasoning. Devote more than three hours if you are taking CAT This year itself. This is above and after your coaching class which you might be taking or will take.
Apart from all this, don't underestimate the power of regular tests and feedback. Take mock tests to know where you stand and keep working on your weaknesses. Pay attention to your errors and mistakes and work on improving them.
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