MBA Preparation

IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta, Indore, Lucknow have One year full time MBA for candidates having minimum 5 years experience. If you are willing to leave your job for one year, this is the best option. Executive MBA's or Part time MBA cannot match the value of Full time MBAs.

Dear nikitha, preparing GD is extensive by its nature. you have to go through general studies. more like woman related issues, [political related issues, education, cultural issues like dowry system etc.
generally GD is meant for test the candidate knowledge on general awareness on various issues along to check the communication skills of the individual. regularly prepare for it. read news papers. magazines try to get overall awareness on general issues that help you out more.

You have to necessarily target the top 30 B Schools In India. These B Schools go by the CAT percentile. Your endeavor should be to score a minimum of 99 percentile in the CAT exam, to stand a realistic chance, of making it to these B Schools. Your MAT score is on the lower side. MAT scores will get you an entry only in the second tier B Schools across India

Its not a negative point . Prepare well ,get a good score in CAT and pursue MBA from tier -I MBA institutions .In case you work for more period say 1/2 years prior to pursuing an MBA then you will have an advantage over other students at the time of campus placement.

I think you should concentrate on your syllabus up to second year and from your third year onward, you can start preparing for MBA.

There is no preparation of MBA, one thing you need to do is, set your mind and than go for it.

Solve last 10 yrs paper and 30 more sample papers seeing time and get corrected then repractice. Total 30 papers. 2 papers a day in 25 days practice will be complete.
All the best.

I think self study. As no one knows your capability. You are your own tutor.

Hi Manoj,
You may refer to some of the below mentioned books for preparation:
Quant Aptitude by Tata Magraw Hill.
Competitive Examinations Tips, Techniques, and Short-cut Methods by Guha Abhijit.
R.S. Agarawal books on verbal reasoning or Business English and Communication by Clark or Days to a More Powerful Vocabulary by Wilfred Funk and Norman Lewis.
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Wish You Luck!

Hello sir,
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