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There is no limit on the number of times a candidate may appear for the CAT exam. The CAT exams have unlimited attempts. Likewise, there is no restriction on the age up to which you can appear for CAT. You can therefore take the CAT as many times as you want. At any stage of your career, you have th
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Yes, the CAT exam has negative marking for wrong answers. However, the marks are deducted only for the wrong MCQ-based answer and not for non-MCQ-based answers. The latest marking scheme for the CAT exam is as follows:
1. The total number of questions is 76, and the time allotted is 120 minutes.
2. T
1. The total number of questions is 76, and the time allotted is 120 minutes.
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Yes, you are allowed to use a calculator in the CAT exam. However, you can not carry your physical calculators. Instead, there will be an online on-screen calculator provided by them. You are allowed to use it. This on-screen calculator only has some of the basic functions, such as division and a sq
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According to the previous year's cutoff percentile of various IIMs, you need to score at least 80 percentile in CAT to get admission. The previous year's cut-off score of some top IIMs for reference is as follows:
1. IIM Ahmedabad: 80 percentile score
2. IIM-Calcutta: 85 percentile in CAT
3. IIM Indore
1. IIM Ahmedabad: 80 percentile score
2. IIM-Calcutta: 85 percentile in CAT
3. IIM Indore
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A score of 99 percentile in CAT is an ambitious but achievable goal. All you need is a proper strategy to prepare for the CAT exam. Here are some tips that can help you score a 99 percentile in CAT:
1. Create a schedule that incorporates all syllabus sections.
2. Take regular mock exams to track your
1. Create a schedule that incorporates all syllabus sections.
2. Take regular mock exams to track your
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The Common Admission Test CAT exam is conducted for admission to Iims and top B-grade management colleges. It is a computer-based test. CAT consists of three sections, which include the following subjects:
1. Verbal Ability: This subject has topics such as verbal logic, the different usages of the s
1. Verbal Ability: This subject has topics such as verbal logic, the different usages of the s
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There are many benefits to passing the Common Admission Test CAT exam. Some of them are as follows:
1. One of the most important benefits of qualifying for the CAT exam is the opportunity to study at Iims.
2. You can do an MBA from a top management college, which will enable you to get a good placeme
1. One of the most important benefits of qualifying for the CAT exam is the opportunity to study at Iims.
2. You can do an MBA from a top management college, which will enable you to get a good placeme
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There is no restriction on how many times a candidate can appear in the CAT exam and an unlimited number of attempts are allowed. Similarly, there is no age restriction either. Therefore, you can appear any number of times for CAT. You can choose to do an MBA through CAT during any phase of your car
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Qualifying for the CAT exam will simply make you eligible for admission. The fee structure of IIMs will remain unchanged irrespective of your percentile. The fee for an MBA varies from college to college and could range anywhere between Rs. 13.03 Lacs and Rs. 23 Lacs. These fees include tuition fees
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No, a 12th student can not take the CAT exam. The eligibility criteria to appear in the CAT exam is:
1. The applicant must have completed a Bachelor's degree from a recognised university.
2. To be eligible, students must have at least a 50% graduation rate. SC, ST, and PWD candidates, on the other ha
1. The applicant must have completed a Bachelor's degree from a recognised university.
2. To be eligible, students must have at least a 50% graduation rate. SC, ST, and PWD candidates, on the other ha