Dear Chinmoy, the cat percentile that you should score depends upon your target colleges. If your target is IIMs, then here you go:

• FMS, Delhi needs 95 percentile.
• IIM Shillong: 92 percentile
• NITIE Mumbai: 91 percentile
• IIM Bangalore, IIM Calcutta, IIM Lucknow, IIM Indore, IIM Kozhikode, IIM Tiruchirapalli, MDI Gurgaon,

Hello Aspirant,

While filling the application form for CAT, you can give the average marks of all years. First of all calculate the average marks of all the years and mention it in the CAT application. If you haven't applied for the CAT I am very sorry to tell you

Hi Rahul,

The format followed by your college is a type conversion of the normal semester system, i.e.,

• Part 1= Semester 1+ Semester 2.
• Part 2= Semester 3+ Semester 4.
• Part 3= Semester 5+ Semester 6.

So during the time of applying for CAT, you indefinitely fall under the 4th

Hello Aspirant,

Both the books are excellent for Banking exam preparation. Therefore it doesn't matter which book you choose. All the books for bank examination preparation have same syllabus and content. Therefore preparing from any of the book will definitely be a great help to you. To crack these examination

Hi,

CAT or common admission test is conducted every year for those aspirants willing to pursue MBA. You can download the question paper of CAT 2018 along with their answer key from the link below.

https://bschool.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/cat-2018-question-paper-and-answer-key

Dear Kriti, there are 20 IIMs and each year an IIM takes turn to conduct CAT. This year it is IIM Kozikhode. When the IIMs themselves conduct an entrance examination, it is unlikely that the same IIMs will allow admissions without CAT as an entrance examination. There cannot be conflict

Hi,

If you scored atleast 50% marks in your graduation or 45% marks if you are from reserved category, then I would suggest you to opt for CAT instead of MH-CET. This is mainly because you can get admission easily to the top institutes like IIM as they prefer CAT