MBA Entrance Exam

One can pursue MBA after B.Sc studies. Though they are not related as B.Sc is a technical field and MBA is a management field. If interested in MBA you can go for various specialisation like HR, supply chain management, marketing, finance, logistics and many more.

Some of the best books for MBA are CAT MAT XAT SNAP etc. All the best for your preparation.

Atharva isn't a good choice for pursuing MBA, as it doesn't come even under the top 50 colleges in India. The average package offered too is hardly Rs 4 Lacs. So simply avoid it and look for other better options. http://www.atharvaims.edu.in/esteemed-recruiters.phpKindly visit this link to know abou

You must have scored 60 percentile and all other things are based on GDI and PI.
Good luck!

Consistent practice and preparation is the key to CAT preparations. Get yourself any class notes or author notes, and be regular and sincere with your time. Once your through with the basics, you would still have a long way to go. The most important stage in CAT is practicing and analyzing your mock

https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/snap
You can check it here.
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Hello Shruti,
For VA, which was my the weakest section I alternated in RC and VA, practised 4 RCs one day, solved 40-50 VA questions the next day and so on. For RCs, in particular remember you don't need to solve all question of an RC, because even if questions seem easy options might be tricky so l

For getting into new IIMs, a general category student needs to score more than 95 percentile in CAT.

You have approximately 1.5 months to prepare for CAT. It is tough to crack CAT in 1.5 months, but not impossible. You can go for online CAT coaching of CAT King or TIME. Give mocks and study the basic concepts of your weak chapters as fast as you can.

Prestige Institute of Management and Research, PG Campus accepts the CAT, MAT and CMAT.
Good luck!