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Candidates can select up to 21 IIMs in CAT application form for PI shortlist and admission. There is no cap on selecting campuses. Candidates must however, make an informed choice but first checking CAT cut off, course specialisation and fee of all IIMs and basis that select campuses in the CAT appl

Unlike other MBA entrance exams such as SNAP and XAT, there is no extra charge for selecting IIMs in the CAT application form. For overall CAT application form you will need to pay only INR 2500 (INR 1250 for SC/ST/PWD candidates). You can select as many IIM campuses, and courses as you want to.

Once the CAT application form has been submitted, an acknowledgement slip will be generated and mailed to the registered email ID. If the acknowledgement is not received within 24 hours of CAT application form submission, candidates must check the status of application by calling at the CAT helpdesk

CAT 2025 application process began on August 1, 2025. The CAT registrations dates 2025 were announced by IIM Kozhikode on July 27, 2025 through the official exam notification. The CAT application process 2025 is being conducted online at iimcat.ac.in website and the registration window is open till

These are the difference between the alpha, beta and gamma decay:

• Alpha decay: It reduces mass number by 4 and atomic number by 2. It is the emission of a helium nucleus (2 protons, 2 neutrons).
• Beta decay: It changes atomic number by ±1 but there is no change in the mass number. It involves a neutro

Within a nucleus, how tightly nucleons are bound is the binding energy per nucleon. If the binding energy per nucleon is higher then it means more stable nuclei. Iron-56 is the most stable as it has one of the highest values. Both the fusion of light nuclei and the fission of heavy nuclei release en

The difference between the mass of a nucleus and the sum of the masses of its individual protons and neutrons is known as the mass defect. Mass defect is the key concept in understanding the nuclear stability and energy release in nuclear reactions. The binding energy is converted from the "missing"