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The admission process of various colleges are already underway; you can check the particular colleges' website for more such details. Good luck.
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1. Logical Reasoning
2. Abstract Reasoning
3. Quantitative Aptitude
4. Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension. While CAT syllabus comprises the following :
1. Quantitative Aptitude,
2. Logical Reasoning & Data Interpretation
3. Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension. So from above Arun Sharma book for CAT preparation is very good for MBA CET also. However you needs to find out some solution for Abstract reasoning. Abstract Reasoning section constitutes 25 questions of moderate difficulty. This section of Abstract Reasoning is designed to check the candidates abilities to interpre
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Yes, LM Thapar School Of Management is conducting an interactive webinar session on Management Education in the era of AI and IOT on 16th December at 6:30 PM.
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satisfy the following criteria:
1. A pass in Bachelor's degree in any field with 45% marks in aggregate.
2. Must have qualified in Integrated Common Entrance Test (ICET) conducted by TS State Council of Higher Education, government. Of TS. The candidates will be admitted on the basis of rank secured at the ICET. The Convener admits 70% of the intake to the MBA programme based on the ICET rank. The Management admits the remaining 30% under management quota. So you can appl
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Direct MBA Admission without entrance exam is offered by most of the private MBA colleges and private deemed universities in India. The direct MBA Admission process is very simple and there are not many stages in the selection process. However, one cannot expect an MBA college that offers direct MBA Admission with low fees. Most private colleges and deemed universities charge moderate to high fees for direct MBA Admission. For MBA Admission related assistance, you can fill the Common Application Form on our website
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