An Expert Guide on MBA Entrance Exam

by Manish Gupta Internet Marketer IIM, the Indian institute of management is known for offering distance learning MBA programs to working professional, currently IIM- Bangalore, IIM-Kozhikode, IIM- Lucknow and IIM- Calcutta. To be eligible to apply for the admission in IIM, certain tests are conducted for the aspiring students amongst which the CAT is one of the most competitive examination taken by over two lakh students in the country. A prerequisite for entry into the prestigious Indian institute of management, performance in the CAT plays a crucial role for admission to a host of other top b-schools in the country including faculty of management studies, delhi, management development institute-Gurgaon, SP Jain institute of management and research, Mumbai, Indian institute of technology and the like.

CAT is all about testing the ability of the student to find out how he/she uses the twin resources of knowledge and time to ace the test, given the performance pressure. The CAT 2011 introduced a few changes featuring the two sections instead of three where the first section was quantitative ability and data interpretation and the second section comprising of verbal and analytical ability. If you are planning to appear for cat 2012, you need to know that getting admission into an IIM is a 3 step process. The test is very well known as IIM cat for the admission in mba, the common admission test, followed by a group admission and personal interview. Well, to be a topper in the CAT 2012 or simply clear the CAT exam, it is not important for you to be a genius as it is not an impossible goal.

All you need to have is a logical flow of thought and an analytical mind and the dream which you have to live. Once you have cracked the cat exam, the next step in the selection process that you need to successfully clear is a group discussion and personal interview. Cmat 2013 is a standard test to assess the general aptitude of candidates for admission to various management colleges in india. Candidates can be eligible to apply only if they have a bachelors degree with at least 40% marks or equivalent CGPA awarded by any of the universities incorporated by an act of the central or state legislature in india or other educational institutes established by an act of parliament or declared deemed as a university under section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956, or should possess an equivalent qualification recognized by the Ministry of HRD, Government of India.

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