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Ankur KumarIt good to commit mistakes but only if you learn.
Guide-Level 13
Dear Karan mathur,
yes it will be considered as gap, since you have 2 years of work experience i recommend you to go for MBA-Executive.
or if you want to pursue MBA then you should make sure about this from IIMs.
good luck
yes it will be considered as gap, since you have 2 years of work experience i recommend you to go for MBA-Executive.
or if you want to pursue MBA then you should make sure about this from IIMs.
good luck
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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
QA Books
1. Start with Arun sharma (Simple and easy to understand.recommended for those who are starting their CAT preparation ).
2. If you feel your Quantitative Aptitude is pretty decent but you want to make it more stronger then you can follow Abhijit Guha's book:Quantitative Aptitude For Competitive Examinations by Guha Abhijit
DI Books
1.How to Prepare for Data Interpretation for the CAT Common Admission Test 1st Edition by Arun Sharma Publisher: Tata McGraw-Hill
2. TMH's How To Prepare For The Data Interpretation And Logical Reasoning For The CAT 3rd Edition by Arun Sharma
3. The Pearson Guide to Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoni
1. Start with Arun sharma (Simple and easy to understand.recommended for those who are starting their CAT preparation ).
2. If you feel your Quantitative Aptitude is pretty decent but you want to make it more stronger then you can follow Abhijit Guha's book:Quantitative Aptitude For Competitive Examinations by Guha Abhijit
DI Books
1.How to Prepare for Data Interpretation for the CAT Common Admission Test 1st Edition by Arun Sharma Publisher: Tata McGraw-Hill
2. TMH's How To Prepare For The Data Interpretation And Logical Reasoning For The CAT 3rd Edition by Arun Sharma
3. The Pearson Guide to Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoni
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Saurabh Bharti
Contributor-Level 10
Although you will clear all the cutoffs, but without a really good CAT score probably you will not receive interview call from IIMs. Given these score I would suggest that you should do really well in CAT and try to achieve at least 99.5 percentile. If you get more than 99.5 percentile with more than 95 percentile in all subsections, you will definitely get few interview calls from high ranked IIMs.
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Shaurya Singh
Guide-Level 13
TIME will be an excellent option for preparation of CAT and other management exams. It has a Pan India presence as well as good faculty.
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Shantanu RoyMBA Student at IIM Indore
Contributor-Level 9
Gaurav, you can join a good coaching institute for CAT in your city or you can go for self-study also. In my opinion joining a good coaching is a better option
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Vikram AdityaEntrepreneur
Contributor-Level 9
See,if you quickly for the GDPI round of CAT then they will nothing to worry about your Job experience they will only count your actual experience in terms of year,And if you get admitted in IIM then during the final recruitment you don't have to worry.
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Rohan Pathak
Contributor-Level 9
It all depends on you, if you need classes or not.I would recommend taking mock tests.These are many coaching institutions in mumbai for CET.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
Scholar-Level 17
Yes it is good for CAT, but more preferred options would be CATking, TIME, CPLC.
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Sumit BaraPlan, work, chase, achieve. Simple.
Guide-Level 12
People often start preparing after first year. You can also do the same. But all the related books and start solving. Cover topics after topics. But never ignore your graduation studies. Minimum 50% is required to sit in CAT. All the best !!
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SAYANTAN MUKHERJEEOptimistic, nature loving, work lover.
Guide-Level 13
No no. You should start preparing for CAT once you are about to clear your first year of graduation. A preparation of 18-20 months is more than enough if u work steadily. To pursue mba from a reputed college, try to score well in 10th, 12th and graduation. All the best. Thank you
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