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Only one out of every 175 students who take the Common Admission Test will make it to the Indian Institutes of Management this year. The logic, note experts, is simple. Around 300,000 students are slated to appear for CAT this November. Despite such slim chances, industry players believe more students will try to crack CAT as the job situation is not at its best. The increase in the number of students taking the CAT exam this year will be around 20 per cent.
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"CAT has not changed colours since 1999. It is time for a change. Be prepared for the worst," warns Manish Salian, Regional Head (Academics), Western Zone, Career Launcher.
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According to CAT trainers Gautam Puri, Rishi and Arindam of Career Launcher, strict time management will seal the deal.
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