CAT is more complex as compared to GMAT. GMAT has a well-defined structure. But, there are a few sections in GMAT like the Verbal section that can be a little tough for non-native English speakers. CAT is only valid for 1 year while GMAT is valid for 5 years. Depending

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The minimum sectional cut off that you need to score as per the previous years for iim ahemdabad is 60 percentile and the aggregate cut off is 70 percentile. It is a very neck to neck score. So, maybe you have cleared the cut off to become eligible

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CAT exam just needs a bachelor's degree from a recognised university and there is no requirement for maths in STD 12th but for 10th schools usually have maths as their subject and also CAT exam has portion which contains concepts like numerical ability, percentage, probablity, profit and loss etc.

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CAT and UPSC civil services examination completely two different examinations it may be very difficult to prepare for both at the same time so I'll suggest you to prepare for only one at a time

To start your cat preparation, first of all go through its syllabus at

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-syllabus

Yes, assuming you are from General Category, with a great academic record in school, having a 7.5+ GPA from an Old IIT, having a CAT Percentile Score of 99.7+ you have fair chances in securing a Call from atleast 3 of the Top 6 IIMs, IIM ABCLKI.

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Since you have not mentioned your category I am assuming you to be from general  category. From what you have mentioned you have o work experience (internships, part times, full time etc) you do not have high chances of getting an IIM but if you score above 99.5 percentile

Your board marks is lower than the minimum criteria of 60%. I don't think there will be a chance for you in SPJIMR.

Sorry to say this. But you shouldn't broke your rigour and wait till the last possibilities arrives.

Have a great eve!

Hello aspirant,

Six months' time, is considered ideal for preparation for CAT exam. As experts and qualified students claim, to qualify CAT you need to do smart and targeted preparation. CAT is a computer-based exam which comprises of 100 questions. To score a good percentile in CAT, a student does

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Some preparation tips for your cat preparation :

1. Knowledge about the syllabus for the upcoming cat exam.
2. Knowing about the pattern of the  question paper.
3. Selection of best books for the preparation.
4. Take mocks tests correspondingly.
5. Go through the previous question papers thoroughly .
6. Guidence from the