Test preparation

Hi Pallavi,
Hope you doing great. I am sharing some information so go through It. Send inquiries at least 15 to 18 months before the proposed date of admission. There are two ways to get application forms:
1. Requesting Application Forms via email : You can request application forms from the universities website. Most universities have a form on their website which can be completed online to request application material.
2. Downloading from the university website : Many universities have a downloadable and ready to print versions of their application forms on the NET. These can be used for applying just as regular forms. Eligibility
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Eligibility
Admission to a College or University in US requires a completion of twelve years of elementary and secondary education. In the Indian context, this implies qualifying in class 12th examination or junior college as applicable. The acceptable degrees include : Indian School Certificate, Intermediate Certificate, Higher School Certificate, Higher Secondary Certificate, All India Senior School Certificate. Academic Records
Applying for a Bachelor programme or another undergraduate course would be required to submit a secondary school report and transcripts (report cards) of the final exams. The report form should be filled out by a school official like the principal, counselor or headmaster. Standardized Tests
English Proficiency Test
TOEFL: This test is mandatory for International students applying to a Graduate course or University in US. The minimum score required by most universities for admission is 570 (Paper-based test) and 230 (Computer-based test). Other Require Tests
SAT I : This is required for almost all Courses and Universities. SAT II : A few Universities may require you to take two or three subject tests. ACT : A few Universities may also require you to take this test. You must submit a financial aid application if you desire financial help for your graduate studies in a US university. Financial assistance for non-US citizens is very limited. Financial Support
The evidence of financial support is required by universities to issue the documents needed for visa application. Although it is a requirement for application, it is usually not taken into consideration into factors that determine admission. Most universities make their admission decisions without regard for the source and amount of financial support
I Hope Pallavi This will Help You. Best of luck!

Hello,
These are some of the tricks or way to crack your CAT examination:
*Vocabulary: Many questions on VA will use words that you do not typically see in normal conversation. If you know the meanings, it will be much easier to score.-Learn 20 words in the morning on weekdays (Monday to Friday)
- Revise these words once or twice through the day.
- On weekends, revise the words learnt over the week.
*Reading skills: The more you read, the better you'll get at comprehensions and other questions on VA. Practice comprehensions from sample papers, previous year papers, study material from coaching classes, etc.
*Logical reasoning: This section is actually fairly intuitive, but comes with a little bit of practice. The type of questions that are asked is limited. So with practice, you get to know the techniques required to solve different kinds of questions.
* Data interpretation: This is almost similar to LR in terms of how to master this section. One very important point for the exam is that you'll find 2 kinds of questions - (1) those that require some calculation, and (2) those that require a lot of calculation.
* Quantitative ability: Practice the important topics well, and you should be good to go. This will also require some judgement: several questions in my paper were fairly non-trivial. You need to be able to identify them quickly.