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McGill University is a good option for you based on the QS ranking.

Hello Akash,
You can start preparing for CAT in your final year as one can take CAT either in his/her final year of graduation or after completing it. But do ensure that the CAT preparation doesn't affect your engineering studies. You may start preparing for it indirectly, now too, by improving your

Hello Manideep,
Giving correct answers for the questions is more important than attempting many questions as JEE Mains exam has negative marking.
The ranks depend on the number of candidates. So I may tell you in terms of marks.
Since each question carries +4 marks, it is sufficient to answer at leas

You need to only take JEE Mains to get admission in DTU and clear the respective cut-offs to get admission in different branches of DTU. Your JEE Advanced rank does not matter for admission in DTU.

Hello Rakesh,
CAT tests a candidate on the basis of how well he/she is able to implement the knowledge of various basic concepts in its questions. Whereas, the various B-Schools evaluate the final year students or freshers based mainly on their academic scores, knowledge about the current affairs/GK

Cracking MAT in one month is quite tough. Go with solving previous years question papers and try to take mocks as much as possible.

If you're aiming for CAT'18 then this is the ideal time to start. Give 2-3 hours daily for CAT. You can also join any coaching institute if needed. For verbal, I'll suggest you start reading newspapers like 'The Hindu' and 'Times of India'. Make a habit of reading. Word power made easy by Norman Lew

Hi Durgesh,
Don't get disappointed. If you know that you can do hard work, then wait for 1 year again.
And again attempt JEE Mains. If you have no interest in B.Tech now then do B.Sc and again don't demoralize.
One day success will kiss your feet.
Good luck.

Hello Prashant,
If you are taking SNAP then you need not worry. Ranking in SNAP only will decide your eligibility for admission. Your marks of previous studies may be useful if you want to further pursue studies abroad. But presently only SNAP matters.