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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.
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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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If you are going or executive MBA, then these exams are not needed.
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