TANCET MBA

Dear Subasree, if you are looking for Government quota admissions, you can certainly wait for TANCET. However many students prefer SSN in specific and do not wait until TANCET. They are likely to appear for any of the all India admission tests as mentioned by Ms. Srikrupa and seek admission during the period December 2017-April 2018. We do have several rounds of GD-PI during these months as soon as the test results are announced for each of the tests. By April 2018, 75-80% of management quota seats get filled based on all India admission tests. The balance will be filled using TANCET 2018 scores. If you keep SSN as a specific target, we would advise you to appear for February MAT 2018 and give a try. If you do not get a call for GD-PI, you can update the same application with your TANCET score. This process is open till you get a call for GD-PI.
Kindly note that the fee structure in SSN is same for GQ and MQ, hence our MQ seats get filled on a priority basis with highly merit oriented ones. If you wish to try, this is the right time to move towards the process. If you have any specific queries, you can write an email at mba.admissions@ssn.edu.in and seek the opinion in your case.

Some tips one should consider:
Prepare all the topics listed in the syllabus. In case a topic gets left out, candidates will risk their chances of obtaining a high score.
Avoid picking a new topic.
Candidates must also select appropriate study material as it will help them understand the structure of entrance test.
Avoid any kind of guesswork. Negative marking is applicable in the exam and it is better to leave those questions whose answers candidates are unable to determine with conviction.
Take as many mock tests as possible before the actual day of the test. Mock tests help candidates identify their strong and weak areas. Mocks give them the chance to strengthen those weak areas.
Prepare a schedule which must be followed religiously. By the time the exam day arrives, candidates will become skilled at allotting equal time to each section of the test.
Vocabulary is an integral part of any entrance test these days and candidates are advised to strengthen it as much as they can. It is advised that they read as many newspapers as they can daily and mark down words they have unknown so far and then check for their meaning.