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Prerit KohliI'm creative, passionate and hard working
Contributor-Level 10
There is no correct time to start preparing for CAT. It depends on the time you can give per day for the preparation.
Ideally 7-9 months are enough for full course completion, practice and revision.
Ideally 7-9 months are enough for full course completion, practice and revision.
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Ritu Bhandari
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
Yes, a student can appear in CAT, MAT or SNAP exam with a backlog.
You just need to select Yes to the question registration form that asks: Are you in the final year of Bachelors Degree?
The only rule that exists here is you have to score 50%
The certificate from your issuing university should be submitted before June 2018. Or you can submit a certificate issued by the Principal/Registrar of University before June, 2018 that would certify you as you have taken the supplementary examination and the results are awaited.
Candidates belonging to Reserved Category have to submit a copy of the certificate while registering , without which t
Yes, a student can appear in CAT, MAT or SNAP exam with a backlog.
You just need to select Yes to the question registration form that asks: Are you in the final year of Bachelors Degree?
The only rule that exists here is you have to score 50%
The certificate from your issuing university should be submitted before June 2018. Or you can submit a certificate issued by the Principal/Registrar of University before June, 2018 that would certify you as you have taken the supplementary examination and the results are awaited.
Candidates belonging to Reserved Category have to submit a copy of the certificate while registering , without which t
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Nidhi Dahiwale
Beginner-Level 5
For post graduate course at IIML, there's no other way than taking a CAT.
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ANAY MATHURFollow me and get perfect answer
Guide-Level 11
Hi Saumya,
Well CAT stands for Common Aptitude Test. It is a common test for those who want to pursue MBA.
Now eligibility criteria for CAT is 65% in PG.
Thereafter, you will be eligible for this exam and even after exams you have to give GDPI.
It is not mandatory to pursue MBA after engineering. It all depends on your field of interest. Like if you want to go in cooperate jobs, you can opt this course and if you want to continue with this technical line you may go for M.Tech of MS.
Actually, B.Tech+engineering is in trend nowadays that's why people are running behind this.
I think you got your answer.
Thank you.
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Well CAT stands for Common Aptitude Test. It is a common test for those who want to pursue MBA.
Now eligibility criteria for CAT is 65% in PG.
Thereafter, you will be eligible for this exam and even after exams you have to give GDPI.
It is not mandatory to pursue MBA after engineering. It all depends on your field of interest. Like if you want to go in cooperate jobs, you can opt this course and if you want to continue with this technical line you may go for M.Tech of MS.
Actually, B.Tech+engineering is in trend nowadays that's why people are running behind this.
I think you got your answer.
Thank you.
Keep asking.
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Mir Noaman Ali
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Sunaina,
Yes, you can get into FMS Delhi provided you score 99.5+ percentile in CAT.Your academics are fine and having no experience doesn't matter much as FMS gives no weightage to work experience.
Yes, you can get into FMS Delhi provided you score 99.5+ percentile in CAT.Your academics are fine and having no experience doesn't matter much as FMS gives no weightage to work experience.
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Ritu Bhandari
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
You can refer the below link for colleges in Tamil Nadu accepting 70 percentile in CAT:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-cat-india?uaf[]=location&version=2&ts=19531060&rf=filters&st[]=123&ex[]=327&ed[]=et_20
You can refer the below link for colleges in Tamil Nadu accepting 70 percentile in CAT:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-cat-india?uaf[]=location&version=2&ts=19531060&rf=filters&st[]=123&ex[]=327&ed[]=et_20
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Durgesh Deshmukh
Contributor-Level 7
Last year the cut-off score for All India candidates was 99.99 percentile.
The cut-off scores of previous year can be checked on the DTE website. The link is: https://mba2017.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/StaticPages/HomePage.aspx
The cut-off scores of previous year can be checked on the DTE website. The link is: https://mba2017.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/StaticPages/HomePage.aspx
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Swapnadip Mazumdar
Contributor-Level 7
You can't get actual CAT question papers as it is restricted by IIMs.
However, you can get a similar pattern of questions from various coaching institutes. Books following the previous year's patterns are also available in the market which I think, will suffice your needs.
However, you can get a similar pattern of questions from various coaching institutes. Books following the previous year's patterns are also available in the market which I think, will suffice your needs.
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Abha Yadav
Beginner-Level 4
You should solve last 5 to 6 year question papers and mock test paper. This help you in CAT exam preparation.
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ankita yaduvanshistudying
Beginner-Level 4
I don't think you should. This time, you should focus on your Bachelor's course, then afterward you should start preparing for it. One thing that you can do is you can prepare for the basics of CAT sections which you can do by yourself or on-line.
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