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Jainil Joshi

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Even this is the normal age people go for their PG, professional course or any other pursuing strategy by having the sufficient and adequate money to spend on studies.
25-30 is the age of exploring ourselves to the front of the world about precisely what you are. As you asked about experience, some colleges don't ask for experience, but some colleges might ask for experience in a particular field related to your graduation, this is very rare so don't worry.

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Jainil Joshi

Contributor-Level 7

CAT is an exam that tests your expertise in 3 basic fields:
1. Mathematics and Data Interpretation
2. English and Reading Comprehension
3. Logical Reasoning
If you are serious for CAT you cannot ignore any one of the sections. One has to be a jack of all the three sections to ace the test, this becomes more important since one never knows what the composition of the CAT paper is going to be next year.

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Manohar matta

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CAT is a tough exam and one needs to have 100 per cent dedication for it. It requires six to eight hours of study on daily basis with revision of all the concepts and formulae regularly so that it is fresh in memory till the exam day. Candidates need to revise with reference to their application on different types of questions. In the exam, candidates have to take split-second decisions. To master this skill, candidates need to practice 40-50 CAT mock tests.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

Scholar-Level 18

The NIFT creative ability test or NIFT CAT is conducted by NIFT for admission to B. Des and M.Des courses. It is usually held in the morning session. The test is framed to examine the candidate's power of observation, intuition skills, Design Aptitude of the aspirant and development as well as comprehension of a concept. Please go through the essential topics given below and prepare well for the NIFT 2023 Exam.
1. Colour Psychology & Optical Illusions
2. Visual Logic
3. Use of Measurements, Scale & proportions
4. 3D Visualization
5. Graphics & Pictograms
6. Optical Illusion
7. Drawing Fundamentals
8. Colour Terminology
9. Lateral Thinking
10. P
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HITISH KUMAR SAHOO

Contributor-Level 6

Indian institute of Management in short Iims are the most renowned colleges for MBA after clearing CAT. Among all the Iims ABC are the best A-Ahmedabad, B- Bangalore, C- Calcutta.

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Akash Gupta

Contributor-Level 6

Tier 1 BLACKI IIMs will not give you a call because they give a lot of weightages to past marks. However, at this percentile like Amritsar and Bodh Gaya will definitely give you a chance so prepare well for your calls and GDPI, best of luck! And congratulations on securing a good CAT Percentile. You can also try other Tier 2 colleges such as:
K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research, Mumbai
Institute of Rural Management Anand, Anand
Symbiosis Institute of International Business (SIIB)
T. A. Pai Management Institute, Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Bangalore
International Management Institute (IMI), Delhi
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Akash Gupta

Contributor-Level 6

Hey, while your academics are bad you can still salvage them with a good CAT percentile.
While Tier 1 Institutes are tough to crack at this marks, you can easily get into tier 2 colleges such as below with 90-95+ Percentile in CAT:
K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research, Mumbai
Institute of Rural Management Anand, Anand
Symbiosis Institute of International Business (SIIB)
T. A. Pai Management Institute,
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Bangalore
International Management Institute (IMI), Delhi
Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai
Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai
Indian Institute of Management (II
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Akash Gupta

Contributor-Level 6

Arrears are generally not shown in your final mark sheet, you may be questioned on your gap years or late graduation so be prepared to answer on that front. Other than that you will definitely get a call from LIBA if you manage to score a good CAT score 80-90+ percentile with a good interview should get you in. Best of Luck!

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Akash Gupta

Contributor-Level 6

Hi, I am sorry to break it to you but most of the good IIMs will not give you a call because they give a lot of weightages to past marks. However, at this percentile baby IIMs like Amritsar and Bodh Gaya will definitely give you a chance so prepare well for your calls and GDPI, best of luck! And congratulations on securing a good CAT Percentile.

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