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Harshit Mehta
Guide-Level 13
Internships are always a good idea, as long as it is related to your prospective courses and careers. It also should be in good recognized companies.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
A period of 4-6 months should be sufficient for CAT. Over this time one needs to put in 3-4 hours of daily sincere effort. Self-study and joining of classes for preparation with a lot of doing of mock tests will help you to excel in CAT.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
Yes, to a large extent, the syllabus is common. However, the format could be different. In my view you should focus on your B.Tech and only start preparing for MBA open test in your forth year. A sincere effort of 3 to 4 months is enough for open tests. Joining a institute which trains for MBA open tests is also a good option to enhance your chances to get a good score in open test.
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Shail Oberoi
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Yes, online coaching can help you via mock tests and impart you basic tips for solving answers & on time management. You can also go in for regular coaching option for CAT.
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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
Good morning dear,
The isn't any special preparation that an engineering candidate have to do. The only barrier would be the basics of Accounts as it is new for a non commerce student. So prepare for Accounts as well along with Entrance test (like CAT/CMAT/MAT). Rest all are very similar. Statistics is already taught to a Maths candidate, it makes Economics easier for you.
Thanks and all the best.
The isn't any special preparation that an engineering candidate have to do. The only barrier would be the basics of Accounts as it is new for a non commerce student. So prepare for Accounts as well along with Entrance test (like CAT/CMAT/MAT). Rest all are very similar. Statistics is already taught to a Maths candidate, it makes Economics easier for you.
Thanks and all the best.
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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
Both are equally good. It depends on your area of interest. MBA is the one which would help you to learn and interact and scope is wide for learning and earning. PSU jobs would rather be preferred for those who want security but it is a misconception because in the current scenario both the jobs are equally demanding. Have equal pressure and requires equal work out of an employee.
Both are equally good. It depends on your area of interest. MBA is the one which would help you to learn and interact and scope is wide for learning and earning. PSU jobs would rather be preferred for those who want security but it is a misconception because in the current scenario both the jobs are equally demanding. Have equal pressure and requires equal work out of an employee.
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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
The best book for preparation of MAT and CAT is Arihant Publications book "Face to Face” that costs nearly INR 500. For CAT the best book is The Complete CAT Digest by Tata McGraw Hill that costs nearly INR 1000.
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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
The best and the easy book for preparation of CAT or MAT is Arihant Publications. The other books include Arun Sharma's The Complete CAT Digest, by Tata McGraw Hill.
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Sindhura rajagopal
Contributor-Level 10
Hi,
You could complete the Engineering course in ECE. It is definitely a great course with good scope, as far as jobs are concerned and future is concerned too. Post the graduation, you can take up a year or 2 to work and get professional working experience. In the meantime, look for streams that you could consider in the MBA. Entrance exams + graduation with minimum 50% marks is the usual and basic eligibility. Once you have set your mind then you can start doing the MBA. Also, while you are doing engineering say last year, consider for exploring OTA too. It helps to see the requirement, cut off and eligibility factors beforehand. Tak
You could complete the Engineering course in ECE. It is definitely a great course with good scope, as far as jobs are concerned and future is concerned too. Post the graduation, you can take up a year or 2 to work and get professional working experience. In the meantime, look for streams that you could consider in the MBA. Entrance exams + graduation with minimum 50% marks is the usual and basic eligibility. Once you have set your mind then you can start doing the MBA. Also, while you are doing engineering say last year, consider for exploring OTA too. It helps to see the requirement, cut off and eligibility factors beforehand. Tak
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Subhrajyoti Saha
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Hello, the syllabus of MBA entrance exam will not change drastically. You can only expect change in format of the exam.
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