IIFM Bhopal All Questions

Yes you can obtain the notes for all sections of cat 2025 exam.  Many coaching centers and online platforms offer structured study materials, including notes, that cover Quantitative Aptitude (QA), Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), and Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR).

While using the readily available notes you should also create your own notes based on you understanding of topics and practice questions.

Dear Candidate ,
Yes , with a 91 percentile in CAT 2024 , you are eligible for admission to the MBA program at PUMBA ( Department of Management Sciences, Savitribai  Phule Pune University).

Hi aspirant,

1. Vadodara is an MHT CET exam center located outside of Maharashtra .
2. This makes it easier for Gujarati applicants to take the exam.
3. When completing your MHT CET application form, you will have the option of selecting your chosen exam centers , including those situated outside of Maharashtra.

MHT CET Exam Centres 2025

You can refer to the link given above for more information on the same.

All the best!

With 63% in 12th and 84 percentile in JEE Mains, and belonging to the BC-B category, you have a fair chance to get admission in some good government or private engineering colleges. Your JEE percentile is good, so you can try NITs with lower cutoffs or good state-level colleges in your category. Also, private colleges like VIT, SRM, or other reputed institutes are good options. Participate in counseling carefully and choose branches and colleges based on your rank and category for better chances.

Hello there,

Yes, you can start preparing for the CAT exam from Class 9 , and doing so gives you a strong long-term advantage . Here's how you can approach it:

What is CAT?

The Common Admission Test (CAT) is a national-level entrance exam for MBA programs at IIMs and other top B-schools in India.

Why Starting Early Helps:

• CAT tests logical reasoning, quantitative aptitude, data interpretation, and English —skills that take time to develop.
  
  

• Starting in Class 9 gives you years to build a strong foundation , especially in math and English .
  
  

• You’ll face less pressure compared to last-minute preparation.
  
  How You Can Start in Class 9:

1. Focus on School Math (especially Algebra, Arithmetic, Geometry) – These form the base of CAT’s Quant section.
   
   

2. Improve English – Read newspapers, novels, and practice grammar and vocabulary regularly.
   
   

3. Practice Logical Thinking – Solve puzzles, Sudoku, brain teasers, and reasoning questions.
   
   

4. Build Reading Habit – This will help you in Reading Comprehension, which is a major part of CAT.
   
   

5. Use Light CAT Prep Material – Start with beginner-level books or apps that make learning fun.
   
   From Class 11 Onwards:

• Start solving actual CAT-level questions gradually.

• Take mock tests and analyze them.

• Learn time management and shortcut techniques.
  
  Final Tip:

Even though CAT is after graduation (usually after a bachelor’s degree), starting now builds the right habits and skills. Just don’t over-stress—make learning fun and consistent.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello Bhupen,

Since 2024, IIFT Delhi uses CAT scores for MBA (IB) admissions.

For the 2024-26 batch (CAT 2023 scores) , the expected lowest CAT percentiles for shortlisting were:

• General: Around 96.7-98+ percentile (with specific composite and sectional cutoffs). Stronger profiles (e.g., female, non-engineer, work experience) could be shortlisted at slightly lower percentiles.
  
  
• Gen-EWS/OBC-NCL: Around 90-97 percentile .
  
  
• SC/ST/PwD: Around 75-95 percentile .

IIFT's final selection is holistic, considering CAT score (around 45-48% weightage) along with WAT, GD, PI, academic consistency, and diversity. Cutoffs vary yearly. Always check IIFT's official website for the most accurate and current information.

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Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

To prepare for CDS, CGL, and CAT during graduation, create a clear study schedule focusing on basics, reasoning, and aptitude. Practice daily mocks, improve time management, and stay consistent. Balance college and preparation with discipline and regular revision.

Hi aspirant,

Preparing for any competitive exam, whether it is the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) or the Common Admission Test (CAT), requires a deliberate and consistent strategy.

1. Achieving success in the CAT requires a combination of conceptual clarity, strategic planning, and consistent practice of its three sections : quantitative aptitude (QA) , verbal ability and reading comprehension (VARC) , and logical reasoning and data interpretation (LRDI) .

CAT Exam Preparation Tips 2025

You can refer to the link given above for more information on the same,

1. Preparing for the UPSC exam requires a strategic and sustained effort. Begin by thoroughly understanding the detailed syllabus and exam               pattern for both the preliminary and main examinations. Develop a strong foundation by studying NCERT books and then move on to standard reference materials for each subject like History, Geography, Polity, Economy, and Science & Technology. Simultaneously, stay updated with current affairs through regular reading of newspapers and magazines.

How To Prepare for UPSC IAS

You can also refer to this link.

All the best!

Many colleges accept low CAT scores or have their own exams. Some examples:

Lovely Professional University (LPU)

Amity University

UPES Dehradun

Jaipuria Institute of Management

ITM Navi Mumbai

These often have GD/PI rounds after application.

Hello there,

• With a VITEEE rank around 42,000, your chances for admission in VIT-AP to CSE or CSE specializations (Category 1 or 2) are moderate. You might get admission but not in the top specializations.
  
  

• VIT-AP CSE (Category 1) seats usually fill up faster with better ranks, so you may get a seat in Category 2 or in specializations with slightly lower demand.
  
  

• About VIT Bhopal : Many students advise avoiding it due to lesser placement opportunities and infrastructure compared to VIT Vellore or VIT-AP.
  
  

• If you get CSE or a specialization in Category 1 at VIT Bhopal, it’s acceptable, but weigh it against other options if available.
  
  

• Your preference should be:

  • First: VIT-AP CSE (Category 1 or 2)

  • Second: Other VIT campuses with CSE or specializations you prefer

  • Avoid: VIT Bhopal unless no better options remain
    
    

• Always check latest cutoff trends and placement records before finalizing.

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Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.