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Rashmi Desai
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I personally believe that studying abroad will help enhance your career prospects.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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CAT percentile above 80 is good enough for GLIM Gurgaon. Hence, you deserve for a call.
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Diwakar GoelLet there be light where it is dark!!🌞🌞
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It does not matter what kind of internships you do for CAT exam, although it matters if you want to do job in biotech. Work experience is counted for CAT and not internship experience. Secondly, you can start preparing for the exam in your last sem or last year. If you are really impatient then start solving GA questions from previous years. And most importantly focus on your college %/CGPA/SGPA. It should be very good.
It does not matter what kind of internships you do for CAT exam, although it matters if you want to do job in biotech. Work experience is counted for CAT and not internship experience. Secondly, you can start preparing for the exam in your last sem or last year. If you are really impatient then start solving GA questions from previous years. And most importantly focus on your college %/CGPA/SGPA. It should be very good.
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