hello aspirant,

gate preparation should start from 3rd year of enfgineering. however there are only a few students who can crack gate at the first time of attempt and secure a good rank. most of the cases after passed engineering students take 1 year gap for preparing gate. because to crack a good rank lot of practices is required and its really difficult for that type of preparing along with college lab, projects. i would suggest you whatever you are studying make the concept clear and make some short notes on topics. that will give you fruitful result in future.

Hello Aspirant,

According to me, quitting is not going to be a good decision because when you will go for an interview there you'll be asked why you quit your job, and unfortunately the interviewer will think you are not good at multi tasking which will prove into a negative marksIIMs and other top-schools slot candidates into two categories for placements — regular and lateral.

Lateral placements are for people with a certain amount of work experience for roles that are above entry-level management roles. What is that certain amount of work experience?

It differs from college to college. Some base it on the absolute number of months such as 20, 22 or 24, others decide based on the average work-ex in the batch. Either way it usually falls into the 20-24 range.

Also, it is important to note that for some domains and firms having work-ex is a must-have and hence recruiters look purely at lateral candidates. 

So by now, it will be clear that quitting will not affect your chances if you do it after finishing 2 years of working, I would say around 24 months is maybe the ideal amount of work experience to have to go into an Indian b-school.

If you already have 3 years of experience and a relatively weak resume it makes sense to quit your job, prepare for CAT, and build your profile.

Hello

NEET is one of the highly competitive entrance exams and to secure a seat in any top medical college, you will have to work really hard.

Every student has different capability so it depends on you that you have to prepare by yourself or take any coaching.
See, if you join any coaching or any online learning programme it would help you definitely in preparation and to ace the exam with flying colors as along with hard work, smart preparation is also essential to perform better.

You will need additional support such as test series, previous year papers, and other important study material. Also, you must analyse the previous years' papers and then make a preparation strategy accordingly.

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Hello student,

You can definitely prepare for CAT very well while pursuing BBA, most people either prepare for CAT in the last year of their graduation or when they are working. Please do not make a mistake of dropping a year to prepare for CAT, it is an aptitude exam and it reflects badly in your interviews that you dropped a year just to prepare for CAT especially in top MBA college.

Only thing you must do is you just have to take out 3-4 hours from your daily routine. Actually CAT doesn't have syllabus related to management study they check your logical & verbal reasoning, data interpretation skills and English language skills. So any engineer or management student have equal chance to crack CAT. Take mock tests and assess yourself and review mocks seriously.

All the Best!!

Dear aspirant,

It's great that you made a decision to start preparing for gate in third year. You can join any coaching institute or can take pdf courses and then you can take test series of various coaching. Other than this foucs on semester subjects as they are in the course.

GOOD LUCK. 

Hello AkShat

If you have enrolled in any Coaching Institute the they must have given a set of Booklet for practise and all the leaflets. If you are not going to any coaching classes then you need a Book or two. You can also get some help from various Online portals.