Hello aspirant,

Hello aspirant,

The CAT authorities may initiate a verification process to ensure the accuracy of your caste information. This could involve contacting the issuing authority of your EBC certificate or requesting additional documents.
If the verification process confirms your EBC status, your category might be changed to EBC. This could potentially affect your eligibility for certain seats or scholarships.
If your EBC certificate is not accepted as proof of OBC status, you might be ineligible for OBC reservations. However, you would still be eligible to appear for the CAT exam as a General category candidate.

It's crucial to:

• Monitor your application status: Keep an eye out for any communications from the CAT authorities regarding your application and caste verification.
• Provide necessary documents: If requested, promptly submit any additional documents that might be required to verify your caste status.
• Contact CAT authorities: If you have any concerns or questions, don't hesitate to reach out to the CAT helpline or support team.

Remember: The final decision regarding your eligibility for OBC reservation will depend on the specific policies and procedures of the CAT authorities.

I hope this information helps you.

When filling out the CAT (Common Admission Test) application form, you typically need to provide the aggregate percentage of marks obtained in your graduation. This usually includes the average of all the years of your degree program, not just the final year.

Some universities mention 4 year aggregate on degree certificate. Some metions just final year aggregate.

So you just have to put the mentioned percentage of degree certificate.

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For a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry (BCZ), you should fill "Science" under the discipline section of the CAT form.

Here's a breakdown:

• BCZ falls under the broader category of Science .
• CAT (Common Admission Test) is typically used for admission to management programs, and the discipline section is often used to categorize applicants based on their undergraduate degree.

Therefore, selecting "Science" would accurately reflect your academic background.

Yes it is completely fine if you have written finance in discipline as you come from finance background they ask you this because Some business schools may prefer candidates from certain academic backgrounds (like engineering, commerce, or science) for specific programs, but this varies by institution.just to know the area of specialization b school consider application.