Dr. Sharda Haryani, Assistant Professor, PIMR

Chandigarh University has been awarded the prestigious A+ grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). The A+ grade has placed Chandigarh University amongst the India most elite and prestigious Higher Educational Institutions (HEI) which is maintaining top standards in delivering and disseminating of quality education to its students.
Master of Business Administration (MBA), is a highly valued professional degree designed to develop the skills required for careers in business and management. With Chandigarh University Distance Education and Open Learning program, learn from a variety of Industry relevant, well-organized learner-centric programm with placement support.
ELIGIBILITY
Bachelor degree in any discipline from recognized University/ Institution. Graduates of recognized professional programme like CA/ ICWA etc. are also eligible to apply.
ANNUAL FEE26,400 /
The four specializations offered are given as below:
Finance
Marketing Management
Human Resource Management
International Business
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Chandigarh University in Collaboration with Finitiatives Learning India Pvt. Ltd (FLIP) Education partner of Finacle from Infosys and Tally Education is offering a specialization course in Banking & Financial Engineering. Students will get hands on training from highly experienced professionals from the above mentioned corporate houses, followed by live projects and internships and possible job opportunities after the completion of the course. These students will be readily employable by MNCs and leading domestic banks, NBFCs and insurance companies.

First of all, both CAT and GMAT have different patterns. Although, both measure a person's abilities like Quantitative and verbal, but the content differs. GMAT is an adaptive test, which means as you answer the question right, a harder question will be given to you and if you answer wrong, a question easier or equal to your last question will be given. You can move forward only if you answer the current question. Whereas, CAT is a linear test where questions are numbered and you can go back and forth anytime and choose which question you want to answer first. The verbal ability parts of both the exams are somewhat different. While GMAT has Sentence Correction, Reading Comprehensions and Critical Reasoning. CAT has some similar question types but it focuses more on grammar and vocabulary. GMAT also has Analytical Writing Assessment and Integrated Reasoning which is different from Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation questions in CAT. So Preparing for CAT may somewhat help, but since the pattern differs you have to study according to the question type and timing of the exam. Again, GMAT requires SMART studying whereas CAT requires a lot of practice.

Hello Vartika,
Let me not misguide you like everyone is doing. I will show you a clearer picture.
*Firstly, Maths is not required for you to 'apply' for CAT/MBA. Anyone from any stream or field can apply for MBA.
*Secondly, every exam of MBA has a section dedicated to 'Quantitative Ability' or Maths. Maths studied upto 10th standard comes in all the exams (basic level). Since CAT is the top most exam in the country, higher maths is included too. So, you need to clear the basics then move a level higher.
*Thirdly, how poor are you in maths? If you are very poor and barely pass, don't give CAT. Give some easier exam instead. If you are average or above average, go for it! Take coaching and learn the tricks of solving. People somehow get into MBA even when they have low aptitude because they apply in below average or average colleges.
* Fourthly, people say that those who aren't good enough in Maths can score well in other sections.
This is a myth. Every section has some weightage. And, Maths' section easily has the highest. #Remember anything is possible. If you badly want to do MBA from the top institute, start to like Maths. If you hate it badly, like I do and don't have a great purpose for getting into MBA/Corporate, then just leave it.