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.

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If you accidentally selected 'Yes' for the dual or 5-year integrated graduation program on your CAT form, you don’t necessarily need to fill out the entire form again. Here’s what you should do:

1. **Review the Form**: Check if there is an option to edit or update your application. Some application portals allow you to modify your responses before the final submission.

2. **Contact the Helpdesk**: Reach out to the CAT exam helpdesk or support team immediately. Explain the situation and ask for guidance on how to correct the mistake. They might be able to adjust your form or provide you with instructions on how to proceed.

3. **Submit a Correction Request**: If the helpdesk advises you to submit a correction request, follow their instructions carefully. Ensure you provide all necessary details to facilitate the correction.

4. **Recheck Your Application**: After making corrections, verify all other details in your application to ensure everything is accurate.

5. **Keep Documentation**: Save all correspondence and screenshots of any changes or communications for your records.

Handling the issue promptly and following the official guidance will help resolve the mistake without the need to resubmit your entire form.

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Yes, the CAT score is used for admission to MBA programs. There are 19 government MBA colleges in Hyderabad . Here are some of the top government MBA colleges in Hyderabad :

- _Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI)_

- _Babu Jagjivan Ram Government Degree College_

- _Government Degree College, Siddipet_

- _Hyderabad Presidency Degree College and PG Centre_

- _Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTUH)_

- _BRAOU Hyderabad_

These colleges offer various MBA programs, and some of them accept TS ICET scores as well .

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For CAT (Common Admission Test) applications, a digitally signed caste certificate is accepted, but it's essential to ensure that it meets the following criteria:

1. The certificate should be issued by a competent authority.

2. It should be in the prescribed format.

3. The digital signature should be authentic and verifiable.

However, to avoid any potential issues during the admission process, it's recommended to get the digitally signed caste certificate countersigned or stamped by the issuing authority or a gazetted officer. This adds an extra layer of verification and authenticity.

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Hello aspirant,

CAT does not directly send your scores to individual institutes. After you take the CAT exam, you will receive your scorecard from CAT. This scorecard will contain your overall score, sectional scores, and percentile rank.

You will need to update your CAT score on the individual institute portals yourself. Each institute has its own application process, and you will typically need to upload your CAT scorecard to their portal. This allows them to evaluate your application based on your CAT performance.

Therefore, it is important to be prepared to update your CAT score on multiple institute portals after receiving your scorecard.

I hope this information helps you.