Hello,

VIT (Vellore Institute of Technology) might offer scholarships or fee waivers for top-ranking students in their entrance exam as you are aming for top ten, but specific policies can vary. It's best to check with VIT directly or visit their official website for information on scholarships and fee reductions based on exam performance.

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Hi Laya,

You don't need so much time to worry about CAT exam preparation for MBA at IIMs. Since MBA syllabus comprises of Quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning and Data Interpretation, and verbal ability, a thorough preparation of 6-8 months is sufficient. However, since there will be some hiccups in your preparation because of internal exams, semester exams, college fests etc. so to prepare well and be on safe side, you can start your preparation from B.tech. 3rd year and be thorough and well prepared for your CAT exam by your final year of B.Tech.

Good Luck

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your query this rank should be consider as a good rank in TS Eamcet. With this rank you have chances to get many goo colleges with high demanding branches.

Go through this link to predict colleges based on your rank :

https://www.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

Use this link to getmore information about cutoff :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-cutoff

Hope this infomation helps you.

Best Wishes!

Hello there

Common Aptitude Test (CAT) is the most popular exam for IIM entrance which held every year to admit students in MBA programme. It is the biggest MBA entrance test in the country and with this aspirants get the chance to study in top management institutes.

For more about this cat examination you can refer this link:

https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/cat

Whenever you start your any preparation for any competitive exam or anything else then there may be chances that there exist some domains which you don't like and that definitely means that you are not good at that from the very beginning.

Here I am giving you some quick points which you should adopt in your preparation methods to crack CAT:

• Firstly know your exam
• Try to figure out right study material
• Try to join online mock test
• Be confident and motivated

Refer this link for the right strategy which you should prefer:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-when-and-how-start-preparations

I hope it helps you!

Thank you!

Staff selection commission(ssc) conducts combined graduation level examination every year for recruitment to group 'B' and 'C' post in central ministries and departments.it is a very competitive exam almost 2 million candidates filled form last year and 1 million appeared for the exam.

There is 4 section in the paper and level of the maths and english is of 12th standard.

Pattern of the exam

• English comprehension-25 marks
• Reasoning ability-25 marks
• Quantitative aptitude-25 marks
• General awareness-25 marks

Eligibility criteria

• 18 years to 32 years (Relaxation to reserved category)
• Completed or appeared graduation degree
• Indian or Indian Origin or subject of Nepal/Bhutan

Preparation strategy

English - strong your vocab part by reading english newspaper.solve previous paper as most of the questions directly asked from here.

Maths -60 percent questions asked from the previous paper in maths also.but if you want lead you need to solve difficult questions.

General awareness -in this section static and current g.k is asked keep updated yourself.lucent book is sufficient for static portion.

Reasoning- practice is the only key in reasoning learn short tricks to solve the problem in less time.

There is no hard and fast rule to crack ssc cgl it is only your hard work and consistency which helps you to ace the exam.ramniwas mathuriya is one of the best book for ssc cgl just go through book twice it is sufficient.

All the best

Hello,

Since only a limited number of days are left for  (CAT), you should utilize every second available and that too in best possible way.

If you are asking that you are preparing for scratch then I don't think you will be able to qualify, but if you have given some serious amount of time to your preparation then you can follow the tips below -

• You should keep yourself motivated as lot of students get distracted in this final phase of preparation. Don't stress about the weak areas and try to work upon them.

• You should practice a lot and must give atleast three complete mock tests a week and must analyze them.

• As per the exam pattern of CAT 2021, candidates will have to face a sectional time limit in which three sections each with a 60 minutes limit will be there. Try to make a timetable that allows you to study each section 3 hours a day on a daily basis.

As per the CAT notification, the CAT exam pattern 2021 is divided into three sections and will have less than 76 questions .

Duration of complete examination will be 2hours and each section will be allotted 40 minutes.

And for more tips regarding preparation you can follow the link below-

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-cat-in-2-months

For more details on exam pattern of CAT click on the link below -

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-exam-pattern

Thank you.

Hello,

Yes ofcourse , if you give your full potential , do hardword regularly being determined and consistent surely you will be able to crack the exam for sure

As you have mentioned nil knowledge , so you will have to start from the scratch that is basics to understand deep concept initially it will be difficult dont give up then success is yours

Hope this helps you

best wishes