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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
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Here is the link to your query https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-mat-india
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I would like to suggest you to go for NMAT as well along with CAT.
Narsee Monjee College is good for MBA in Pharmaceutical management.
Only cracking MAT might not leave with best of the colleges.
Also,
I would like to suggest you to go for NMAT as well along with CAT.
Narsee Monjee College is good for MBA in Pharmaceutical management.
Only cracking MAT might not leave with best of the colleges.
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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
Contributor-Level 10
Hello Basil,
You have more than enough time to prepare for CAT.
Go through the syllabus first.
Point out what are your strong areas and weak areas.
Practice your strong areas and work over your weak areas.
Start reading english novels, articles, newspapers daily.That will improve your vocab which is very important for Verbal section of CAT.
Purchase books for the same to practice.
To check the level of difficulty of CAT,
Go through the previous year papers of CAT. Try and solve it.
Time management is a very important aspect.
You need to know that art in order to pass CAT with flying colours.
Good luck!
You have more than enough time to prepare for CAT.
Go through the syllabus first.
Point out what are your strong areas and weak areas.
Practice your strong areas and work over your weak areas.
Start reading english novels, articles, newspapers daily.That will improve your vocab which is very important for Verbal section of CAT.
Purchase books for the same to practice.
To check the level of difficulty of CAT,
Go through the previous year papers of CAT. Try and solve it.
Time management is a very important aspect.
You need to know that art in order to pass CAT with flying colours.
Good luck!
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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
Contributor-Level 10
Hello Aditi,
Well, honestly, there is no certainity in anything. Exactly like, Getting into an IIM also doesn't guarantee you a job. Similarly, not getting into an IIM doesn't mean that your studies are of no worth.
What matters is your dedication and hardwork and trying to be best in things we do.
Well, honestly, there is no certainity in anything. Exactly like, Getting into an IIM also doesn't guarantee you a job. Similarly, not getting into an IIM doesn't mean that your studies are of no worth.
What matters is your dedication and hardwork and trying to be best in things we do.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello! Not at all, there are other exams like XAT, NMAT, SNAP, CMAT, CET, IIFT, etc as well which one can give to get into various reputed B-schools. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/20-mba-entrance-exams-you-can-take-this-year-blogId-11473
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello! Yes, you can take a gap after graduation to prepare for CAT(many freshers prefer it every year); nothing wrong with it. However, it will be better if you do something productive during this gap time(e.g. internship, certification courses, etc) which will highlight your interest in your desired MBA field. The reason for this is, CAT preparation normally takes around 3-4 hours on a daily basis only. And you might be asked about what else you did apart from preparing for CAT and/or other exams, during the PI round. And, of course, it will also help in building up your resume; giving you an edge over the other freshers during the hi
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello! The SNAP exam costs Rs 1750 and the cost of each institute's program under it is charged Rs 1000. https://www.snaptest.org/mba-entrance-exams-2017.html Here's the source.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello, Priyal! The syllabus of banking exams(IBPS, SBI, RBI, etc) and MBA entrance exams(XAT, CET, CAT, etc) is almost similar. The three sections: Maths, English, and Logical Reasoning are found in both of them. Some exams have the GK/Current Affairs section whereas some do not. So, with some minor adjustments, one can prepare for both these type of exams simultaneously.
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Harshit Jain
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If you get admission in IIMs then it doesn't matter that you have work experience or not because your career is secure. But if you have work experience then it will count in evaluation at the time of admission and also you will get career growth also. Pursuing IT job and then MBA will help you in advancing in the same field.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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There are institutes giving direct entry for MBA without any entrance exams. These institutes accept direct admissions.
Christ University.
St.Joseph's college.
Alliance University.
Jain University.
PES University.
Mount Carmel College.
Jyoti Nivas College.
MS Ramaiah college of Management.
Christ University.
St.Joseph's college.
Alliance University.
Jain University.
PES University.
Mount Carmel College.
Jyoti Nivas College.
MS Ramaiah college of Management.
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