MBA Entrance Exam

Dear Patel.
The following institutes that are offering MBA in logistics and supply chain management in Mumbai:
1. ITM Business School, Dombivili, Dombivili East, Thane,
2. SP Jain School of Global Management (SPJSGM), Lower Parel, Mumbai
3. Chetana's Institute of Management and Research (CIMR), Bandra East, Mumbai
4. Universal Business School (UBS Sion), Sion, Mumbai
5. D Y Patil University School of Management (DYPUSM), Navi Mumbai
6. Institute of Logistics & Aviation Management, Mumbai, Andheri East, Mumbai
All the best.

The three sections of CAT exam is as follow:
1. Quants
2. Logical Reasoning/Data Interpretation
3. Verbal Ability / Reading Comprehension
The MAT exam consists of:
Quants, LR, DI, VA, RC, General knowledge.
All the best.

hello,
for quants : Sarvesh Verma
English : Norman and lewis and wren and martin
LR / DI: Arrihant Publication
Or You can purchase complete study material of CL/IMS/TIME from market .

You can try for IIHMR group, if you are interested in hospital management, pharma or rural etc.

Dear Abhishek Hegde,
You can go for:
1. Indira University.
2. Balaji group, etc.
All the best.

IMS will be the best option for you because they will provide you more and more knowledge about the MBA.

In order to get admission in ICFAI, you have to appear for the IBSAT paper. The same contains various sections which are as follows:
*Verbal ability
*Reading comprehension
*Quantitative aptitude
*Data sufficiency and data interpretation
*General Awareness
Based on the IBSAT score, there will be a merit according to which an individual will be selected for the next rounds which are Group Discussion(GD) and Personal Interview(PI).
In addition to that, During the selection process, you have to choose a particular campus, which I personally feel that you should go for IBS Hyderabad.
All the best!

You may not get admission in Amity, as they have some set criteria. You can try for other institutes.

You only need to prepare the quantitative aptitude, it contains mathematics questions. Prepare well and take the exam.

It's absolutely fine if you believe and are confident enough about yourself and your self-study. You can easily get all the study material for CAT. Just be confirmed about the books and authors you would be using are the appropriate and the best once. However, I'll suggest you to join some good coaching classes if you don't think that you'll be able to crack CAT with good percentiles with your self-study. (Because cracking CAT is not enough, you gotta crack it with excellent percentiles to secure admission in a good B-school)