Exam

Hi,
IELTS is an offline test and not a computer based test. For the speaking section there will be a face to face discussion with another person.

Please see the link: https://www.shiksha.com/articles/important-banking-exams-in-india-blogId-6441

You can refer to the below mentioned link:
http://goo.gl/dkzMBo

Yes, there are many books available in the market which can help you to get better marks in IBPS Bank PO exam.
You can use RS Aggarwal for reasoning and quantitative aptitude.
Solving previous years question papers and mock test papers is a useful strategy to prepare for the PO exam.

You have just completed HSC. Why do you want to take CAT? You can appear for CAT after completing graduation or while studying in the last semester of UG. CAT is held for admissions in MBA programme.

It is suggested that you join a coaching class. That will develop a pattern for you to study. You will get a chance to know your weak areas and work over it.
Good luck.

Hello Saloni,
B.Com is a 3-year course and by the time you reach the final year, you will be eligible to enrol for CAT.
So, I would suggest you join a coaching class now. The earlier the better. In that way, you will get enough time to prepare and there won't be any chance for the loophole. Since CAT

Hello Bhupendra,
The syllabus of CAT exam generally consists of quantitative aptitude, verbal section (English), analytical reasoning and data interpretation.
For more detailed syllabus, you may refer to the link below mentioned:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat/syllabus
Hope this helps you.

Hello Aakash,
The maximum marks are 360. But for the admission, there are reservations based on the caste and so for each category, there has a different cut-off (only for JEE Mains).
However, for general category, it is sufficient to score 300 and above to get a top NIT.

You need to clear your back paper and after you will able to take CPT exam.