CAT Slot 2 Analysis 2019 - Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode conducted CAT 2019 slot 2 on November 24, from 2.30 PM to 5.30 PM. The CAT slot 2 analysis garnered from the students and experts is now available on this page. The question paper of slot 2 had mixed reactions from the students with some finding it easy but lengthy but many finding it moderately difficult and lengthy. Most students found questions on quantitative ability to be easy as compared to the past years. Verbal ability and reading comprehension was moderately difficult and perceived lengthy too. The exam went smoothly at all centres as per reports. CAT 2019 slot 2 analysis in general was found to be difficult and questions were logic based. As per the CAT slot 2 analysis 2019, students from engineering and science backgrounds seemed to find the overall paper easy as compared to the others. Experts suggest that questions in Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DI & LR) section were moderate to tough and levelled the field for students not from science or engineering backgrounds. Careers360 presents the section-wise detailed CAT slot 2 analysis 2019 from various sources to allow candidates and other aspirants an idea of the exam and its difficulty levels. Factors like difficulty level of the sections, ideal attempts for each section, changes introduced and ambiguous questions asked in CAT have been dealt in the slot 2 analysis of CAT 2019 given below.Latest: IIM Kozhikode will release CAT final answer key 2019 anytime soon. CAT 2019 result will declared on January 6, 2020.
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Here is the exam structure of CAT 2019 Slot 2.
CAT slot 2 analysis - exam structure
Section
No. of Questions
No. of non-MCQ
Difficulty Level
Good Attempts
Verbal Ability and Reading comprehension
34
7
Easy-moderate
28+
Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning
32
8
Moderate to Difficult
16+
Quantitative Ability
12
Difficult
15+
Total
100
27
Moderate-Difficult
60+
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Let’s take a look at the CAT section-wise analysis for slot 2.
CAT 2019 Slot 2 Analysis - Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension
The VARC section of second slot was similar to that of the first slot. As per the experts, most of the questions related to VA supposedly to be difficult. Candidates sttaed that the comprehension passages were lengthy.
CAT Slot 2 Analysis - Topic wise question distribution of VARC
Area
Topic
Reading Comprehension
(24 Questions)
24
Verbal Ability
(10 Questions)
Para-jumble
4
Summary
3
Para-jumble (Odd sentense out)
CAT 2019 Slot 2 Analysis - Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning
As per the students reaction analysis of CAT slot 2, the DI & LR section difficult. Let's have the topic-wise analysis of the section.
CAT Slot 2 Analysis - Topic wise question distribution of DILR
CAT 2019 Slot 2 Analysis - Quantitative Ability
The QA section of CAT 2019 slot 2 can be was termed as moderately easy. there were direct questions in the quantitative ability section. As compared to last year, quantitative section was easy. Normally the engineering students find this section easy as compared to those who are from the non-engineering background.
CAT Expected Cutoff 2019
An overall score of 150-155 or above should be enough to secure 99 percentile. Around 2 lakh applicants appeared for CAT this year out of around 2.44 lakh registrations. The result of CAT 2019 is likely to be announced in the second week of January 2020.
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Most of the students from B. Tech sit for CAT exam in their final year. You will be considered as a fresher and most of the questions asked in the interview will be done from your B. Tech field. But according to my knowledge, students having some experience are preferred more in the colleges. I recommend that you start gaining experience from the 7th SEM and register and then give your CAT exam before your 8th SEM because after the interviews colleges generally ask for graduation certificate for a proof that you have graduated. Some interviews also require you to show the pre-final year notice (a letter from UG should work)
I hope this helped.
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see there is no age age limit for applying in cat exam, and there is no mention of maximum year gap. the basic eligibility criteria for appearing in cat exam is you need to have graduation degree in any discipline with 50% marks in graduation. however some top institute like iims, sp jain, fms delhi and top bschool has gd and interview session after clearing cutoff score of entrance test. so you may asked to explain the year gap. thats why be prepared for it. however you are definitely eligible for cat.
Hello rajendra, for pursuing MBA, any one of the IIM's would be preferable, mostly the IIM ahmedabad would be excellent. So , now I tell you the top insititutes which offer MBA through CAT are-
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CAT is a National level Common Entrance test to pursue MBA in IIM's and Business Schools. To write CAT exam one must have passed graduation from a recognised Board of University. Final year graduation students are also allowed to write the CAT exam. If you do MBA in an IIM or Top B school, the career and placement opportunities are excellent. As a fresher one can earn minimum 5-10 lakhs after MBA.
In addition to that CAT exam is of 3 hours duration comprising of Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension, Data interpretation and Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude.
All the best.,
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The Cut off to IIM's and Business Schools depend on the Highest mark and difficulty level of the exam. As there is no official Highest mark, we have to wait till the Results are released. 87 percentile in CAT is a good Score. You can get good Business Schools but difficult to get IIM's.
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