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22nd July 2011, 06:59 PM
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What is the right time to prepare for CAT exam?
i am b.tech 1st year student and i want to do mba after my b.tech. i want to prepare my self for the cat exam. so please tell what is the right time to prepare my self for cat and how to prepare for that?
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23rd July 2011, 11:04 PM
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Ideally one year is more than enough to prepare for this test. So you must start your preparation in the third year of engineering. You will have sufficient time to start with the basics. Solve sufficient problems to understand the concepts well. In the mean time you must update yourself in the general awareness section. You can join for some coaching class too.
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31st August 2011, 04:37 PM
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am in first year of engineering i want 2 prepare for cat from my 2nd year hw should i develop my english to the level of cat exam??
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31st August 2011, 08:25 PM
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DONT PANIC
Ideally one year is more than enough to prepare for this test. So you must start your preparation in the third year of engineering. You will have sufficient time to start with the basics. Solve sufficient problems to understand the concepts well. In the mean time you must update yourself in the general awareness section. You can join for some coaching class too. |
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1st September 2011, 01:37 AM
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15th October 2011, 07:45 PM
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Ideally one year is more than enough to prepare for this test. So you must start your preparation in the third year of engineering. You will have sufficient time to start with the basics. Solve sufficient problems to understand the concepts well. In the mean time you must update yourself in the general awareness section. You can join for some coaching class too.
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27th January 2012, 01:42 AM
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This is the right time for you to prepare for CAT to get admission into MBA.
CAT is the management entrance exam for getting admission in institutes like IIMs.... You have to work hard to get into those institutes. The best option is to join a coaching center. Because in a coaching center you will get the environment of a school/college and teachers will always be there to clear your doubts and confusions. They will take mock tests and will give you study materials and valuable tricks and notes for the exam. So its better to join a coaching class, because self study is not enough for that. So you have to work very hard because cracking those entrance exams are very tough specially CAT which is considered as the most toughest management entrance exam in India. CAT is conducted by IIMs, the Class A B-schools in India...CAT is the most toughest entrance exam in India by IIMs for MBA. So prepare for those exams to study MBA. But one thing is, there will many other students present in those centers and they will also get the same notes, study materials that you will get. So you have to study for at least 6 7 hours a day by yourself at home...to become ahead of them. So join a good coaching center in your city and try to join those batch which has less students, so that teachers can focus on each and every student separately...... And also focus on your B.tech studies, because they important too. |
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5th February 2012, 09:53 AM
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Ideally preparation for CAT is to begin as early as the penultimate year of graduation...to be precise about 12-15 months of preparation is more than sufficient...that is if a person is doing BSc...he/she has to start the preparations when he enters into his/her second year, if he/she is an engineering student,start of in third year...However a person can start the preparation even during his year of graduation by doing a crash course offered by CAT coaching classes like T.I.M.E,2IIM which ranges anywhere from 2-3 months prior to CAT
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8th May 2013, 01:22 PM
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HI
The best time to prepare for CAT is during prefinal year of your graduation. It is adviced to join any CAT coaching institute as they cover all the topics and also teach you short cuts. They cover all the syllabus on time. If you prepare on your own, you will have to be very determined and planned to finish it on time and cover everything. During your final year and few months after that, you can revise everything. All the best |
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8th May 2013, 01:30 PM
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HI
The best time to prepare for CAT is during prefinal year of your graduation. It is adviced to join any CAT coaching institute as they cover all the topics and also teach you short cuts. They cover all the syllabus on time. If you prepare on your own, you will have to be very determined and planned to finish it on time and cover everything. During your final year and few months after that, you can revise everything. All the best |
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31st July 2013, 12:51 PM
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Eligibilty to apply for the CAT exams is: Graduation pass in any stream with minimum 50% marks for General and OBC candidates and minimum 45% marks for the SC/ST candidates. Final year Graduation students can also apply To get calls from IIM, you have to get atleast 98 percentile marks in the CAT written tests After this you would be called by IIM for the next rounds that is Group Discussion and Personal Interview. In CAT exams questions are asked from below sections: Verbal Ability Logical Reasoning Quantitative Ability Data Interpretation Important Dates for CAT 2013 Sale of vouchers: 29th July 2013 to 24th September 2013 Registrations: 29th July 2013 to 26th September 2013 Exam dates: 16th October 2013 to 11th November 2013 |
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19th August 2013, 07:58 PM
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six steps to get into your
dream management institute. 1. Know what the test consists of: To score well, you need to know what sections the test paper consists of. CAT consists of Quantitative Ability or mathematical aptitude, Verbal Ability or your English language skills and Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning. The Quantitative Ability section consists of the topics of Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration and all those topics which you have studied till class X. The topics covered in Verbal Ability are reading, grammar, comprehension and vocabulary. The questions on Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning are on Graphs, Charts etc. It is very important to know the content of the test, to ace it. 2. Know your strengths, work on your weaknesses: Plan your preparation after knowing your strengths and weaknesses. For this you should take a diagnostic test as it will tell you where you stand. Speaking on the importance o working on your weakness, Abhishek Jha, a IIM alumnus says, "You should identify your strengths and weakness and work out a strategy based on your strengths. Cracking CAT is all about time management. You don't need to answer all the questions, but have to ensure that you crack the maximum questions in what your are confident about and ensure that you crack the minimum required in your weak sections to clear cutoffs and thus division of time so as to get the maximum out of the paper is very important." 3. Work on your weaknesses: Start your preparation after gauging your weaknesses. Experts say the first step is to start with class X level CBSE/ICSE books on Math and English grammar. One should also read newspapers, business dailies and magazines as this exercise will help you to understand different topics and increase your hold over English, general knowledge and various other topics. Speaking about importance of reading newspapers, an expert on CAT said, "English is always the key in CAT. You should try to figure out if you are weak in comprehension or is it with questions in verbal ability and work out a strategy based on your strong points. Ideal case preparation for English is reading editorial of a paper like Hindu with full comprehension and underlining those words which you don't understand and then find out those words meaning next day. This will help improve your vocabulary." Many institutes like T.I.M.E., IMS Learning, Career Launcher and PT Education also prepare you for CAT, and are especially useful if your fundamentals are weak, 4. Prepare a time table: To excel, one has to be very organised. You should make a time table and follow it. Manish Saraf, COO, PT Education, in an interview to a news portal, has divided the time table as allocate 45 days to get all fundamentals of Quant, Verbal and DI/Logic in place. Slot one hour per area, i.e., three hours of study every day." 5. Practice makes you perfect When you get a grip over the basic syllabus of the CAT exam, you should start taking regular mock tests to know your preparation status. Also you must see if you are improving after taking the tests and analyse your performance. 6. Plan your answering strategy: These are few points you must plan out before taking the CAT-: |
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8th April 2015, 02:01 AM
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1. Make list of subjects according to your Exam 2. Choose suitable time daily and just give your best input you will get admission just after the B.Tech |
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8th April 2015, 10:33 AM
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Hi friend,
-------> First of all know the syllabus of CAT exam carefully ad gather the previous years question papers.You need more concentration and dedication about CAT exam. -------> Now prepare the schedule in what time you want to prepare in a day. -------> Choose the right place without disturbance and take brakes in between studies. -------> Now the right time to prepare to get more concentration is morning hours and do practice as much you can. -------> There are many CAT training institutes available for best coaching you can join in them to get more concentration and study environment. Thank you....... |
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