IIM Preparation

Balancing your preparation for IPMAT and Class 12 board exams is essential to ensure success in both these exams. One must prioritize Class 12 boards since they are crucial for your academic performance and future college admissions. Put in more time for boards preparation to ensure a strong foundation and perform well. No amount of preparation can be enough if you do not have a good study plan. Develop a well-structure study plan that allocates time to IPMAT preparation as well as Class 12 board preparation. Balance your study time according to the weightage and difficulty of subjects in both exams. Keep your study materials and notes well-organised for both IPMAT and Class 12 boards. This will help you save time and avoid confusion during revision.Try and identify the topics that are common in both the exams. Give more priority to these topics as they will save time and effort and also help you in preparaing for both the exams simultaneously. Manage your time efficiently to cover both IPMAT and Class 12 boards syllabus. Avoid cramming at the last moment as it can lead to stress and may not yield desired results. Instead, maintain a consistent study routine throughout your preparation period.Lastly, regularly revise both IPMAT and board exam topics to retain information and reinforce your learning. Create a revision plan to cover all subjects adequately.Remember that both IPMAT and Class 12 board exams are important, and you can excel in both with proper planning, dedication, and focus. Stay positive, stay organised, and give your best effort in both exams. 

If you are a 12th pass and planning to appear for the CAT (Common Admission Test) for MBA (Master of Business Administration) admission to Iims or other prestigious B-schools in India, then you have to start your preparation early and develop a structured study plan. Here are some tips for CAT preparation:
Understand the exam pattern: Start by understanding the exam pattern, which includes three sections - Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension VARC Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning DILR and Quantitative Aptitude (QA). Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and the type of questions asked in each section. Choose the right study materials: Choose the right study materials that cover the syllabus comprehensively. Some recommended books are Arun Sharma's Quantitative Aptitude Nishit Sinha's Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation, and Sarvesh Verma's Quantitative Aptitude. Develop a study plan: Develop a structured study plan that allows you to cover the entire syllabus systematically. Allocate time for each section and focus on your weak areas. Practice regularly: Regular practice is crucial for cracking the CAT exam. Practice with previous years' question papers and mock tests to improve your speed and accuracy. Improve your communication and writing skills: The CAT exam also tests your communication and writing skills, so it is essential to work on your language proficiency, vocabulary, and grammar. Seek guidance: Consider joining a coaching institute or seeking guidance from experienced mentors to help you stay on track and provide expert guidance. In addition to the above, stay motivated and positive throughout your preparation. Keep yourself updated with the latest CAT exam trends and news, and stay focused on your goal. With consistent effort and dedication, you can crack the CAT exam and secure admission to your dream MBA programme.

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The best choice should be to start BBA in LPU, you will get exposure to various project in consultancies, entrepreneurship, community development, internships and many events. You start your graduation in management field and start working on your quantitative aptitude and mental ability. You can start working on CAT preparation in second half of your second year in graduation. This apart from state of the art curriculum, unique teaching pedagogy, technology trainings like Advanced excel, Github and many other MOOCs. LPU also provides pathways for, credit transfer, government jobs, private jobs and further studies. So your preparation for CAT won't be any problem. All the best.