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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello, the CAT cutoff for FMS, New Delhi has generally been around the 98.5 percentile mark. So you need to score that much to expect getting an interview call.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
You may pursue M.Com only if you are able to manage both at the same time. Else, you can choose any other short-term certification course of your interest.
You may pursue M.Com only if you are able to manage both at the same time. Else, you can choose any other short-term certification course of your interest.
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Anmol Sethi
Beginner-Level 5
Admissions are not based on category, the cut off is appropriate for PGDM IB and PGDM FM courses.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello!
All the reputed colleges for MBA in HR admit students only on merit basis and not by any other means. Apart from CAT and SNAP, you can also give XAT and TISSNET for XLRI Jamshedpur and TISS Mumbai respectively.
All the reputed colleges for MBA in HR admit students only on merit basis and not by any other means. Apart from CAT and SNAP, you can also give XAT and TISSNET for XLRI Jamshedpur and TISS Mumbai respectively.
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Leena Agarwal
Guide-Level 12
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in today's world competition in any field is very high so don't take it easy and syllabus is cast for the basics concept you can refer quantitative and logical reasoning by RS aggarwal for English part grammar practice upto 10th level and read articles, editorials in the English newspaper it will help you to improve reading comprehension skills. Quantitative aptototude, logical reasoning by Arun Sharma is also very good books for CAT preparation do practice alot because CAT most important thing is time management so don't confuse about study material go for the latest edition only dilr needs more practice so do practice however yo
in today's world competition in any field is very high so don't take it easy and syllabus is cast for the basics concept you can refer quantitative and logical reasoning by RS aggarwal for English part grammar practice upto 10th level and read articles, editorials in the English newspaper it will help you to improve reading comprehension skills. Quantitative aptototude, logical reasoning by Arun Sharma is also very good books for CAT preparation do practice alot because CAT most important thing is time management so don't confuse about study material go for the latest edition only dilr needs more practice so do practice however yo
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You can check whether you will get college or not through Shiksha college predictor tool for CAT:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam-percentile-predictor
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam-percentile-predictor
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Karan Trivedi
Beginner-Level 3
CAT cut-off for last year was 65 percentile. It will be around same or a little more for this year.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello! Firstly, ensure that your basics are strong. Then solve as many questions to gain both confidence and much-required exposure to tackle such questions in the final exam. Read the editorial columns of leading newspapers and improve your vocabulary with related mobile apps and books like "Word Power Made Easy". Formulate shortcuts and exam-giving strategies. Give an ample number of mocks and analyze them properly to minimize mistakes. Lastly, have faith in yourself of scoring well and give your best shot. All the best!
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