Hello,

NIFT 2021consists of CAT and GAT. In CAT three questions will be asked for 100 marks. There is no negative marking for this. GAT Consists of 100 marks. Objective type questions are asked from the following

• English Comprehension - 25
• Quantitative Ability - 20
• Communication Ability - 25
• Analytical

Hi Dear,

Yes, ofcourse you can join Online coaching classes for preparation of CAT. Indeed since you are in second year of graduation then this is the best time for you to start with your preparation. Following are few coaching institute which you can join:

• career launcher
• IMS
• Takshzilla
• Hit

Hi

Getting a call from a B- School depends upon a number of factors like  your percentile  score in CAT and academic profile i. e.percentage of marks obtained by you in  class 10th, 12th and graduation, work experience. You you have  average academic profile as per the details mentioned by

Dear Aspirant,

In my honest opinion, there is not one best time to appear for any management examination. Throughout the different phases, you will face different challenges, and will have to juggle management exam preparation with different other aspects.

It also depends on when you set your mind on doing

Dear Aspirant,

If there is one thing fixed about the CAT, it’s the fact that it is dynamic. Over the years, it has been classified into three wide sections namely Verbal Ability and Logical Reasoning, Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Ability. On the surface the syllabus for the

Hello Aspirant,

According to your question it looks like you are confused between FMS Delhi and IMS BHU because there is no FMS BHU so if you are asking for FMS Delhi then on such CAT percentile there are no chances for you to get call from FMS Delhi because

Dear Aspirant,

We have to first acknowledge the fact that CAT this year is being held under unforeseen circumstances. As per the official brochures, there is no need for a Covid test report to appear for CAT 2020. However, there are a few things that need to be kept in