Hello aspirant,

The cat exam is based on three sections.

1) Quantitative aptitude

2) Data interpretation and logical reasoning

3) Verbal ability

Total 100 questions are asked from all three sections. There is time limit of 1 hr for each section and you can't swipe between the sections.

The quant

Hello Vishnu,

As we know that the CAT results are out so to predict you a handful of colleges we need to know your CAT 2020 percentile and other academic records which are to be considered for admission process of different B-Schools, since you have not mentioned your CAT 2020

EWS Reservation is a Central Government Initiated reservation for Candidates belonging to General Category and whose annual income is less than 8 lakhs from all sources. And since its inception in 2019, EWS Category reserves 10% for Candidates of this Category who do not claim any benefits of OBC,SC,ST in

He,

You have not mentioned that you want to know about common aptitude test , please mention below.

But as per government details it is said that they will be implementing this test for admission but decision is not yet final.

The government decided to implement a single entrance test

Dear Aspirant,

In order to answer your question, I’d like to begin by saying that all colleges are good in their own regards. Also, having said that, it is not advisable to club all the IIMs under one banner, given the advantage that the older IIMs enjoy having been established

Hello Aspirant,

See according to your category and percentile in CAT and after considering all your academic performances you have some decent chances to get seat in some some B-Schools other than IIMs such as :-

• ABV – Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management, Gwalior
• Delhi School of Management,

Hey!

The minimum qualifying percentage for OBC category in BAMS/BHMS is 40%. The expected cutoff for the year 2020 in OBC Category ranges from 450+ to 330+ (approximately).

To know more about the previous years' cut off, visit https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-rajasthan

Thank you.

Hi Dear,

FMS Delhi releases composite score and cut off for giving calls for GDPI/ WAT round. The composite score is computed by giving ceratin weightage to different sections of CAT as mentioned below:

• VRC :   40%
• DI/LR  :  30%
• QA  :  30%

As per the details mentioned by you,

Hi Disha!

Don't worry! It would not be a problem. Just have your other proofs such as ID card, your photocopies and all other related documents.

Just go ahead with your exam!

All the best!