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Qamre Alam
Contributor-Level 9
I will prefer CAT at this time, its your choice. You should have to do hard work because management course is a professional course. So, you need to do hard work and make a good personality.
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charu puri
Contributor-Level 7
Dear Manish,
Please share your CAT and MAT scores as many B-Schools as their own set criteria and according to your score, you can apply. You can check below mentioned colleges :-
JIMS Rohini sec-5
LBS
BIMTECH
GIM - GOA
All the best.
Please share your CAT and MAT scores as many B-Schools as their own set criteria and according to your score, you can apply. You can check below mentioned colleges :-
JIMS Rohini sec-5
LBS
BIMTECH
GIM - GOA
All the best.
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Natasha Agarwal
Beginner-Level 4
I appeared for CAT and MAT exam and scored CAT 82.5% and MAT 99.7 %. I went around to find a good management institute in Delhi and visited quite a few colleges. But when I came to EMPI the first thing which struck me was the green campus. Then after meeting the students who gave me a positive review about the faculty, facilities and the MNC collaborations made me go for EMPI. The faculty is one of the best industry professionals who make sure they bring out the best in a student. The students are well trained with the help of management competitions and academics. Talking about the recent placements and the major recruiters are some o
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priyank sharma
Scholar-Level 16
Some colleges do not need entrance score. They only see your academic performance in your UG courses. Few more colleges can be selected by you in personal interview and some colleges organise their own entrance test at college level.
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Mishita Singhal
Contributor-Level 8
Dear Tanvi,
If you haven't appeared for CAT you still stand a chance for admission by appearing for other exams like MAT & CMAT and any other entrance test.
If you haven't appeared for CAT you still stand a chance for admission by appearing for other exams like MAT & CMAT and any other entrance test.
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vennela I
Beginner-Level 5
CAT scores are automatically sent to IIMs you selected in your CAT application. IIM-Ahmedabad is the top MBA institute in the country. The cut-off depends on the percentile achieved by other test takers. Mostly, you should score around 99 percentile to get short-listed for the interview. Your previous academic grades have some weightage in the selection. Every year changes happen so you should be up to date. CAT institutes help you to prepare for the exam pattern, etc.
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vennela I
Beginner-Level 5
To get into universities or top colleges, you are required to take CAT. But there are colleges that accept other exams like ATMA, CMAT. Colleges like NMIMS, Xavier, Symbiosis, IBS have their own entrance exams which are also accepted by some other colleges in the country. Check out these links:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-snap-india
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-xat/2-2-0-0-309
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-snap-india
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-xat/2-2-0-0-309
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Abhay Vasoya
Contributor-Level 6
CAT is an exam where your basics need to be strong. They will ask you questions anyhow by combining two topics together or putting up a single topic example in a unique and different way.
The main topics that a student should prepare would be time distance, time speed, probability, ages, dice, ratio and proportions, etc., from Quants.
Verbal is considered to be the most difficult area in CAT exam as you need to have a strong hold on English language i.e. you must be having a very good vocabulary, grammar should be perfect, etc.
The main topics that a student should prepare would be time distance, time speed, probability, ages, dice, ratio and proportions, etc., from Quants.
Verbal is considered to be the most difficult area in CAT exam as you need to have a strong hold on English language i.e. you must be having a very good vocabulary, grammar should be perfect, etc.
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