IIFM Bhopal All Questions

Dear Mehthab

As per information you got 95 percentile in jee and 96.8% in 12th. First of all, you should try for govt. college because any way there are better than pvt. college in every manner and also get cse in govt college also. You can find best college using career360 college predicator. If you like VIT, then go for it because its best in pvt. colleges. Feel free to ask any queries you have.

Thanks.

You can surely prepare for CAT exam . For CAT exam the basic Eligibility is. That candidate should have a bachelor degree in any of the discipline with 50% marks. For general category students and 45% for others .

And the students who are appearing in the final year of degree can also apply for the exam.

For preparation of exam ,first know the. Exam pattern and syllabus.

Exam pattern is

Total time - 2 hours

Total section - 3

Total ques - 66

For correct answer- 3

For incorrect answer- 1

Syllabus

Verbal Ability and Reading comprehension

. Para jumbles

. Reading comprehension

. Para summary

. Odd sentence out

Data interpretation and logical reasoning

. Puzzles with additional data

. Set theory

. Set theory+ puzzles

. Coding - decoding

. Series

Quantitative Aptitude

. Number system

. Arithmetic

. Mensuration

. Algebra

. Geometry

Once you are familiar with syllabus and exam pattern, find previous year question papers,,you will get idea of type of questions in exam.

Get the suitable books if you think you will be able with self study or go for coaching if you need help to crack exam.

Hey

cracking competitive exam like CAT requires high level of dedication , a well structured approach and some effective strategies .  CAT is a highly competitive entrance test for MBA programs in India.

following strategies can effectively help you prepare  for exam

• Understand the Exam Pattern : It includes sections on Quantitative Ability, Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning , and Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension .
• Create a Study Plan : Develop a study plan that allocates time for each section and include regular practice .
• Focus on Basics : Vitalize concepts in mathematics , grammar and reasoning.
• Practice of PYQs :  take mock tests to assess your preparation level, improve time management.  identify your strengths and weaknesses.
• Work on Speed and Accuracy :Constructed techniques to solve problems quickly . Practice shortcuts for quantitative problems and improve reading speed .
• Stay Updated : Read newspapers, articles, and books to enhance your verbal skills and current affairs . which can help in group discussions and interviews .
• Join Coaching :  joining coaching classes for guidance , motivation and additional resources.
• Revise :  revise concepts and formulas. Focus on areas where you are lacking  and ensure you are updated with all topics.
• Plan for Interview : After the CAT, prepare for the interview ,  which may include group discussions and personal interviews.
  
  With dedication , consistency and  right strategy , you can amplify  your chances of cracking the CAT exam .

The Common Admission Test (CAT) is one of the most important component to get admission in IIM Bangalore. In order to get admission in IIM Bangalore, you must obtain a good percentile in the CAT. There is no specific percentile stated by the institute which will give you a 100% guarantee to get a WATPI shortlist. Even scoring a high percentile in the CAT will not give you a guarantee to get an interview call as it depends upon various factors.

IIM Bangalore gives consideration to a number of factors while giving an interview call. These factors include CAT score, Class 10, Class 12, and Bachelor's degree marks, work experience, academic, and gender diversity, etc. Your first priority should be to clear both the overall percentile of 75 and sectional percentile of 70 in all three sections.

However, even if you score 95 percentile in the CAT , this will not mean that you will get a confirm Interview call. Therefore, the CAT score is not the only criteria but is one of the major criteria for admission.

The marks obtained by you in Class 10, Class 12, and Graduation, work experience, academic, and gender diversity will play a major role to get a shortlist for the WATPI process and during your final selection.

Also Check : CAT 2024 College Predictor

The Common Admission Test (CAT) is the most important component to get admission in any of the elite MBA college. In order to get admission, you must obtain a good percentile in the CAT. However, even scoring a high percentile in the CAT will not give you a guarantee to get an interview call subject to the condition that you belong to the reserved category or diversified academic background.

MBA colleges give consideration to a number of factors while giving an interview call. These factors include CAT score, Class 10, Class 12, and Bachelor's degree marks, work experience, academic, and gender diversity, etc. Your first priority should be to clear both the overall and sectional percentile.

If you obtain more than 85 percentile in the CAT (assuming you are a general category candidate), there is a good chance that you will get a GDPI shortlist from some of the good colleges. However, even if you score 99 percentile in the CAT , this will not mean that you will get a confirm Interview call. Therefore, the CAT score is not the only criteria but is one of the major criteria for admission.

The marks obtained by you in Class 10, Class 12, and Graduation, your work experience, academic, and gender diversity will play a major role in getting a shortlist for the WATPI process and during your final selection.

Also Check : CAT 2024 College Predictor

Institute of Management Studies, Banaras Hindu University (IMS BHU) formerly known as Faculty of Management Studies BHU offers MBA and MBA in International Business programmes. Admissions to these programmes are made on the basis of combined merit of candidates in the CAT , academic records, and Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

FMS BHU does not specifically mention the percentile required to get an Interview call as the cutoffs may vary every year depending upon a number of factors for candidates from different categories.

Admissions are strictly based on merit. The institute also has a provision of the admission under Paid Seat Scheme . Admission under this scheme will be made from the same merit list after concluding the regular seat admissions from the remaining candidates in the merit list. Candidates are required to appear for the CAT and must appear in GDPI process.

Therefore, as you have obtained 75.51 percentile in the CAT and you belong to the OBC category, then you might get an Interview call but it will depend upon a number of factors.

Also Check : CAT 2024 College Predictor .

The Common Admission Test (CAT) is the most important component to get admission to any of the elite IIM. In order to get admission to IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore or Calcutta, you must obtain a good percentile in the CAT. However, even scoring a 99.5 percentile in the CAT will not give you a guarantee to get an interview call subject to the condition that you belong to the reserved category or diversified academic background. IIMs has a very complex admission process.

IIMs give consideration to a lot of factors while giving an interview call. These factors include CAT score, Class 10, Class 12, and Bachelor's degree marks, work experience, academic, and gender diversity, etc. Your first priority should be to clear both the overall and sectional percentile.

If you even score more than 99.5 percentile in the CAT , this will not mean that you will get a confirm Interview call. Therefore, the CAT score is not the only criteria but is one of the major criteria for admission.

The marks obtained by you in Class 10, Class 12, and Graduation will play a major role to get a shortlist for the WATPI process and during your final selection. Therefore, you have good chances to get admission in IIM A, B, C subject to the condition that you must perform well in the CAT followed by the WATPI process.

Also Check : CAT 2024 College Predictor

You can prepare and appear for the CAT or any other management entrance test and pursue an MBA. Although you have three years of gap, there is no need to worry about this as you will be given an opportunity to justify it during the Personal Interview process. Now, in order to justify this gap, you can do some certificate courses, work in an NGO, pursue something related to your area of interest, etc. This gap year will not directly impact your selection chances in the business school but you should have a valid reason to support you answer. Apart from going for an MBA, you can also look for a job or can appear for any other competitive examination.

The duration of time between the completion of your graduation and your admission to the business school will be considered as a gap year. Therefore, considering the fact that you will complete your graduation in May, 2024 and get admission to an MBA college in May, 2025 after completion of your entire selection process, this will be considered a one-year gap. However, technically it will be a 6 to 7 months gap only between the completion of your graduation and appearance in the entrance examination.

However, there is no need to worry about this one-year gap as you can easily justify it during the Personal Interview process. You can justify this gap by doing Internships, Certificate courses, pursuing something related to your area of interest, making the interviewer realize the need to invest substantial amount of time in entrance exam preparation or by any other legit means. This gap year will not impact your selection chances in the business school.

When you fill out the CAT application form, it clearly states that whether you want to enter the Master's degree details or not. When you click on the 'Yes' tab, then it asks for your Master's degree completion status that whether you have completed you Master's degree or you are still pursuing it. There is no option to enter details of incomplete Post Graduate degree in the CAT application form. Therefore, if you are no longer pursuing the Masters in Science programme, and have left it incomplete, then you should not enter that Master's degree details in the CAT application form.