MBA Entrance Exam

Yes, Arun Sharma is a good book for CAT preparation. You need not required to solve all the questions. You can skip the difficult level questions. Basic ones are good for practicing. Along with solving the book questions, one should keep writing mock tests.

Yes, you can score well in CAT just keep practicing hard on maths/Quant part. Keep practicing with mock tests which will familiarized you with real CAT exam. Also keep practicing on time allotment for questions. 2 years is enough time for preparing well for CAT.

MAT and CMAT consists of basic quantitative aptitute part,english and logical reasoning question.For detailed syllabus go to official website of AIMA.

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By this score, you can apply for NIBM, Pune. One of the best B-School for Banking Industry. Other colleges can be different DMS of the University.

With 60 percentile in MAT, you can't get good B-Schools but for getting 60 percentile. You should attempt 120 questions.

TAPMI doesn't accept MAT score for their admission to PGDM Core, BFSI and HR programme. You should shoot it with CAT and XAT.

You can apply but some colleges wouldn't consider you for admission post CAT as they have their own rule and regulations.

See, ideal numbers can be somewhere between scoring a 680-720 for getting into good colleges.

You can try for IMT, Navi Mumbai and IBA & IFIM, Bangalore.