Exam

Visit the link given below to get full information about the pattern of the CAT:-
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam-pattern
CAT is difficult due to high competition, advance aptitude, Reservation, Admission criteria!
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IIM not only focus on the CAT aspects. It focuses on the all aspects such as CAT score, 10th, 12th, graduation marks, gender diversity, experience, GD, PI.
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They are both tough and different kinds of exams.

Almost the syllabus is same! The difference is difficulty of questions! CAT questions is more difficult than other!
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Hello,
The UGC NET Exam is conducted for the students aspiring to make career in the lectureship and Research programme. You are eligible to appear in the UGC NET Exam by completing the post graduation in Pharmacy. There are some eligibility criteria for this. You must complete the Masters with atle

Hello Mallika,
Yes, you can pursue PG in Sociology softer completing graduation in Physics. Because to apply for PG, you just need to qualify the graduation. As you ask, are you eligible for UGC NET so you can appear for the UGC NET exam in your qualifying year of post graduation or after qualify it

Identify your strength and weaknesses. Make sure you practice more on your weaknesses more and also do not leave your strengths aside. You keep giving less hours on your strength and more hours on your weaknesses. Also keep on practising model papers and keep time yourself for each section as time i

If you have poor academics, then it is not a wise idea to apply for SNAP exam. SNAP eligibility is:
1. Graduates in any discipline with at least 50% marks from recognised university or institute (45% for SC/ST candidates) for all the Master of Business Administration programmes.
2. Final year student

To get a good percentile in CAT, you need to score well in all the domains. So, I would suggest you to work hard in Maths. However you can get an average score if you aren't good in Maths. For MBA, you can easily perform well even if you are not so good in Maths.

To get a good MBA, colleges try for a 60+ score. But, there are colleges who take in candidates who scored around 50. so try aiming for more to get better colleges.
All the best.