CAT gurus Asan Dasari and Vinayak Kudva answer your queries regarding the exam.
For the first time in recent years, the number of applicants for the Common Admission Test has taken a fall. In spite of an extension of 10 days for the online registration of CAT, 241,000 applications registered this year, against 290,000 last year -- a 17 percent dip. The CAT exam is a pre-requisite for aspirants wanting an entry into top management schools.
The Common Admission Test for the Indian Institutes of Management, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta, Indore, Kozhikode, Lucknow, will be held on Sunday, November 19, for their various programmes.
Effective CAT tackling techniques will get you a better score.
rediff.com, in collaboration with Top Careers & You, brings you the analysis for CAT 2005.
Get Ahead, in collaboration with T.I.M.E., an organisation that trains CAT aspirants, brings you a FREE sample CAT paper, with answers and an analysis for every answer.
CAT gurus Asan Darasi and Vinayak Kudwa of IMS Learning Resources tackle CAT queries from Get Ahead readers.
AKRS Srinivas and Rahul Reddy of T.I.M.E which trains CAT aspirants, chatted with readers for one hour on July 20 to answer their queries and clear doubts based on the latest developments.
Thousands of students who took the Common Admission Test (CAT) this November fear the increased weight given to verbal questions may cost them their place at the top ranked B-schools.
N L Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research invites applications for its Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management.
The transcript of the CAT analysis chat with Rakesh Kumar and Munish Kumar of Top Careers And You.
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Here are the cut-offs as predicted by CAT training institute T.I.M.E. on November 19, 4 pm.
You may be used to following a particular strategy during your mock papers of the Common Admission Test. However, you may feel tempted to change your strategy. Tempted to change it?
Your friends appearing for CAT can do with some positive words. Wish them the best and share your experiences.
The technical glitches that marred the country's first online CAT have done more than inconvenience students. They have left the convenor, Satish Deodhar, taking the blame and dented the image of premier IIMs.
Last minute doubts about CAT that you may not have thought of, until now, are clarified here.
In order for Data Interpretation to work as an asset for you at the CAT 2006, Sunil Kumar from TIME clarified coubts on the section in a chat on November 10.
Some of you taking CAT 2006 may find Verbal Ability tough. Subrata Dey from IMS Learning Resources tells you how to score.
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These focused strategies could help you up your verbal score. Practise daily and gather momentum as CAT approaches.
It has long been your dream to get into a good B-School. But you realise it is not to be, at least not this year. Do not despair. Here are equally exciting career options.
AKRS Srinivas and Rahul Reddy of T.I.M.E (an institute that trains CAT aspirants), who chatted with readers for an hour on July 20, recommend that you start the paper by first attempting the area you are strongest in. \n
He allegedly took Rs 200,000 to leak the papers from the Mumbai-based Institute of Banking Personnel Services.
"Something wrong must have happened in the printing press which we are scrutinising," CBI Director P C Sharma told\n\nreporters on the sidelines of a conference in New Delhi.
How to gear up for Stage Two of the B-school admission test.
