MBA Entrance Exam

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Depending on G.K. books. I may not recommend specific book or resources, but these are essential for your study programme. You have to make a strategic decision yourself. I will recommend you to look at the structure of the G.K. books before you start using it. Within its structure is encoded the

The best things to do is refer to question papers from the previous years and get yourself to start thinking in that direction. Time yourself and get in the habit of finishing all the questions in the given time. You can refer to books by Arihant or honestly, any publication. With CAT, you need to f

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India's top most management entrance test of the year, CAT 2017, is just five months away and the aspirants are immersed in preparations. With back-to-back coaching classes and hours and hours of revisions, self-study and attempting mock tests, aspirants are leaving no stone unturned to score max

MAH-CET is a state-level management entrance exam. The exam is conducted by the Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra, for admission to various management courses such as MMS, PGDBM, and PGDM in various institutes in the state of Maharashtra. There are many institutes in Maharashtra which

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Here is the eligibility criteria for the MAT 2017 December exam:
- Graduates in any discipline can take the exam.
- Final year graduation students can also apply.
- Theres no age limit for MAT exam.
Link for top B-Schools for MBA. You can filter out colleges in Bangalore and Hyderabad:
https://www.shi

Yes, it is. It will give you more time to study and focus on getting through with CAT with flying colours.

There are many top online platform for preparing of the candidate for the NMAT some of them are as follows:-
1-careeerlauncher online platform:-Night Classes offer 12+ live, interactive, online sessions specific for NMAT preparation. The sessions are taken by the experts across India and each session

MAT score cut-off for September 2017 for "Male candidates is 70 percentile" and the cut-off for "female candidates is 65 percentile" in Thiagarajar School of Management. But I'm afraid, seats have been mostly filled in our college (Thiagarajar School of Management).

Yes, you can. You need to be a graduate in any stream to pursue MBA.

According to last year's cut-off, you might get in. You might attend the counselling session to get to know which branch you can study in.