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In Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSSA) counseling, seats are allocated on the basis of the merit of the candidates, category, availability of seats, and select preferences by students. Students who will be allotted seats have to download the provisional seat allotment letter and an e-challan to remit the seat acceptance fee. Steps to download the provisional seat allotment letter:
1- Visit the official website of JoSAA.
2- Click on the seat allotment link.
3- Login using the JEE Main/Advanced roll number and password.
4- Click on the Submit button.
5- A provisional JoSAA seat allotment letter will be displayed.
6- Download and take a printout of the allotment letter of JoSAA.

A score of 99 percentile in CAT is an ambitious but achievable goal. All you need is a proper strategy to prepare for the CAT exam. Here are some tips that can help you score a 99 percentile in CAT:
1. Create a schedule that incorporates all syllabus sections.
2. Take regular mock exams to track your progress in each section.
3. Try giving CAT mock tests to multiple institutes. Each institute has better questions in a particular section.
4. Spend more time on the section in which you scored lower. You can take the help of YouTube and other online resources to understand the topics with which you are having difficulty.
5. To deal with negative marking, improve your accuracy and speed. You can use good books to practice, such as Arun Sharma's CAT book for VARC, DI, and Quant.
6. Make a section-by-section plan. For instance, to score well in reading comprehension, you will need to read as much as you can. On the other hand, for logical reasoning, you will need to practice.
7. To score in the 99 percentile, you need to balance your time and accuracy.
8. The simplest way to achieve a 99 percentile is to correctly answer at least 60% of the questions.
9. Have confidence in what you have studied.
10. You can see the list of reference books that may help you get a 99 percentile on this Shiksha page: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam-books
You can also get more such preparation tips suggested by experts on this Shiksha page: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam-preparation

The Common Admission Test CAT exam is conducted for admission to Iims and top B-grade management colleges. It is a computer-based test. CAT consists of three sections, which include the following subjects:
1. Verbal Ability: This subject has topics such as verbal logic, the different usages of the same word, inference, etc. This section tests your verbal skills.
2. Reading Comprehension: This section has some lengthy passages to check your comprehensive skills.
3. Data Interpretation: It includes subtopics such as line graphs, tables, and bar graphs, among others.
4. Logical Reasoning: It consists of reasoning-based topics like blood relations, family trees, and syllogism.
5. Quantitative Aptitude Here, mathematical skills are checked with questions based on the Number System Trigonometry and Mensuration etc. If you want to understand these subjects in detail, you may go to this page of Shiksha to know the syllabus of CAT https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam-syllabus. On this page you can also get tips to prepare for the CAT exam.