CAT

There are number top-rated colleges for management courses In India. It is you who has to decide which part of the country you are interested to study in. It is also very important to find a University that has a very strong industry back up considering the current situation created by the Coronavirus virus. JK lakshmipat University situated in Jaipur is one of India's leading University. JKLU Is supported by 125 year old JK organizations. Companies such as JK paper, JK cement, JK tyres, JK seeds, JK fenner etc. -these are all it's the companies that are under the umbrella of huge and established JK organisation. Many other Fortune 500 companies visit the campus to hire MBA graduates. Companies such as Amazon, Paytm, Airtel, indiabulls, ICICI Prudential, McAfee, Tech Mahindra, square yards, Hitachi, Johnson and Johnson, etc. The average salary package which is given to the students is more than 5,00,000 per annum. And not only this more than 30% of the students get an average salary package which is more then the programme fees. Hence, the return on investment is very good and it is an absolutely wise choice to invest in a management course it's offered by repeated University like JKLU. The admissions are open as of now but will close so, you should apply as soon as possible. Here is the link of the course outline https://www.jklu.edu.in/course/pinnacle-mba/.

Hi Vamsi. CAT has a sectional time limit, which means each section needs to be completed in 60 minutes. Due to sectional time limit candidates cannot switch to the other section. As per past years trend the sequence is VARC, DILR and QA. When one starts to solve questions from any section, they should take a look throughout the section and try to mark which one they will attempt first. Candidates can select such questions on the basis of their strength or interest level or the difficulty level of the section. While taking questions form RC or DILR section always read passages or questions thoroughly. Through this candidates get an idea of what set or passages holds in it. If in case, any particular question is taking more than your estimated time then it is better to skip such a question and solve it later if the sectional time limit permits. While taking the DILR section, it may be hard to solve all the questions. Expert says, even a candidate is able to solve all the questions from the DILR section, still they solve any 2 questions per set and leave the rest for that moment and solve them later if they still have time left in hand for the DILR section. Try to keep 2-3 minutes for revision. So, that one can take a look at all the attempted questions of a particular section. Good luck!