CAT

Hi,
Guidelines for CAT preparation :
* To ace the exam, you require the right approach along with the right study materials and strategy. Instead of randomly picking up topics to prepare, get hold of the complete list of areas that you need to cover. The syllabus for CAT is never constant.
* Plan your preparation after knowing your strengths and weaknesses. You need to be organized and follow a time-table.
* You may refer to reference books related to the course. Some of the books are listed below :
-How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude-Arun Sharma
-The Person Guide to Quantitative Aptitude for CAT-Nishit K.Sinha
-How to Prepare for verbal ability and reading comprehension for CAT-Arun Sharma
-The Pearson guide to logical Reasoning and Data Interpretaion-Nishit K.Sinha
-Verbal Ability and Reading comprehension for CAT and other MBA Entrance exams-TIME(Pearson Publications)
-How Prepare for Date Interpretationand Logical Reasoning for CAT-Arun Sharma
-The Pearson Guide to Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning for CAT-Nishit Sinha
-Data Interpretation logical reasoningfor the CAT-TIME(Pearson Publications)
* Internet will also be a huge source of information for you.
* You may even join coaching institute to work on your fundamentals. Some of the good coaching institutes are :
-TIME
-IMS
-Career Launcher
For more names, you may refer to the below link :
https://testprep.shiksha.com/cat-entrance-exams-coaching-classes-in-india-categorypage-14-47-809-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0#cateSearchBlock
While selecting the best, you need to check some of the important parameters such as batch size, syllabus, faculty, fees etc.
* When you get a grip over the basic syllabus, you may refer to mock tests / previous year's question papers to analyze your preparation and performance before the final exam.
In a nutshell, the strategy for success must include early, continuous and serious preparation.
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful.
Wish You Luck!

Hi,
In order to pursue full time MBA or PGDM program you need to be graduate in any field with atleast 50% marks in graduation, plus you need to take various management entrance test like CAT, MAT, XAT, SNAP, etc.
Besides the entrance tests mentioned above some institutes even conduct entrance tests of their own.
Please note that without giving any entrance test it is not possible to get admission in MBA program.
Please note that each B-schools shortlists candidates for second stage of selection which may be independent of each other.
The process may include
- Written Test (WT).
- Group Discussions (GD)
- Personal Interviews (PI).
Performance in various management entrance tests is an important component in the admission process.
B-schools may use previous academic performance of the candidates, relevant work experience and other similar inputs in short listing and ranking of candidates at various stages of the admission process.
The processes, academic cut-offs and the weights allocated to the evaluation parameters may vary across B-schools.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding various institutes in Chennai offering course of your interest.
Link: https://mba.shiksha.com/mba-in-finance-courses-in-chennai-ctpg?sort=none&nl=0#cateSearchBlock
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All the Best.

Hi,
Guidelines for CAT preparation :
* To ace the exam, you require the right approach along with the right study materials and strategy. Instead of randomly picking up topics to prepare, get hold of the complete list of areas that you need to cover. The syllabus for CAT is never constant.
* Plan your preparation after knowing your strengths and weaknesses. You need to be organized and follow a time-table.
* You may refer to reference books related to the course. Some of the books are listed below :
-How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude-Arun Sharma
-The Person Guide to Quantitative Aptitude for CAT-Nishit K.Sinha
-How to Prepare for verbal ability and reading comprehension for CAT-Arun Sharma
-The Pearson guide to logical Reasoning and Data Interpretaion-Nishit K.Sinha
-Verbal Ability and Reading comprehension for CAT and other MBA Entrance exams-TIME(Pearson Publications)
-How Prepare for Date Interpretationand Logical Reasoning for CAT-Arun Sharma
-The Pearson Guide to Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning for CAT-Nishit Sinha
-Data Interpretation logical reasoningfor the CAT-TIME(Pearson Publications)
* Internet will also be a huge source of information for you.
* You may even join coaching institute to work on your fundamentals. Some of the good coaching institutes are :
-TIME
-IMS
-Career Launcher
For more names, you may refer to the below link :
https://testprep.shiksha.com/cat-entrance-exams-coaching-classes-in-india-categorypage-14-47-809-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0#cateSearchBlock
While selecting the best, you need to check some of the important parameters such as batch size, syllabus, faculty, fees etc.
* When you get a grip over the basic syllabus, you may refer to mock tests / previous year's question papers to analyze your preparation and performance before the final exam.
In a nutshell, the strategy for success must include early, continuous and serious preparation.
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful.
Wish You Luck!

Hi,
There are a number of ways in which you can prepare yourself, for instance, there are books, coaching centers as well as websites that provide practice sets for the MBA aspirants. Discussed below are the names of the books that can prove to be extremely beneficial for you.
You can refer Quant Aptitude by Tata Magraw Hill, Competitive Examinations Tips, Techniques, And Short-cut Methods by Guha Abhijit, R.S. Agarawal books on verbal reasoning or Business English and Communication by Clark or Days to a More Powerful Vocabulary by Wilfred Funk and Norman Lewis.
Apart from books, also spend time for magazines like Business & Management Chronicle by Chronicle Publications and Competition Success Review or even newspapers would help like The Hindu, Economics Time or The Statesman.
To add on I would say to follow the 7 easy steps in order to crack the examination in one go:-
*Clear you basic Maths Concepts
*Work on you vocabulary
*Develop the habit of reading
*Reasoning skills can be improved by solving puzzles
*Practice a lot
*Once you know your strengths and weaknesses, go for some full-length tests. Observe how you improve your score with each passing test.
*Revise
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