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Akram KhanI am not perfect, I am original.

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Yes, you can expect a call from Delhi School of Management.
Best of luck.

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Anmol Gupta

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You have good chances of conversion.

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Anmol Gupta

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To be eligible, you need atleast 60% throughout.

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Anmol Gupta

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You have good chances. Placements are very good. You can refer to last year placement reports available on college website.

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Anmol Gupta

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Not just a call, you have good chances to convert. Average package is around Rs 6.5 lakhs per annum.

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akash gharad

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There are various B-schools offering MBA and PGDM courses. You can apply to any B-school by your CAT scores. IIMs are the topmost B-schools and various institutes accept CAT scores.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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Take tests regularly, evaluate your performance after every test. Work on the topics where you scores low. Try to revisit the tests and work on the stronger topics.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

Scholar-Level 17

For preparing CAT 2017 start practising with basic Quant. questions, you can refer books like Arun Sharma, Trishna. For verbal you need to read newspaper articles daily, practice more on jumbled sentences/para completion. DI-LR again needs practice.
For initial two months start preparing yourself with each week dedicating to a particular section and try to cover the maximum syllabus. After gaining confidence join a good test series and improve on weak topics. You need to utilise your time cautiously.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Most the top B-Schools in India use CAT score. B-Schools which accept MAT score are generally Tier II and Tier III colleges. MAT is the only good option if you are unable to crack CAT, XAT, SNAP, IIFT etc.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello Reetika,
Cracking CAT is not at all difficult if the preparation is done sincerely and smartly. The syllabus and exam pattern of CAT is designed in such a way that no one is given an unfair advantage over the others. You need to work a lot on your weak topics, give mock tests properly and analyse them, focus on learning shortcuts when required.
All the best.

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