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If your leg is fractured and you don't want to skip the exam , wish to appear for the exam then you must inform the exam authorities of the center , you are alloted .

It is important to inform and requesting them to allow you to enter the exam center before all the candidates as entering with other students might harm your leg .

You will have to make sure to reach the exam center at least 2 hours before the exam time , arrange comfortable transport for yourself to travel husstle free

Be calm and confident .

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If you signature is blur and readable or visible then it will not cause any problem but if it is too much blur or not visible then it can cause the problem. I suggest you to correct you signature at the time when correction window opens.

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Yes, you can certainly attempt the CAT exam with a fractured leg, but there are a few practical considerations to help make the experience smoother. Since CAT is a computer-based test (CBT) and requires candidates to be seated for a few hours, it's essential to ensure you’re comfortable during this time. To manage discomfort, consider arranging seating adjustments or leg support if needed. You may also need assistance getting to the exam center and moving around, as most exam centers may not allow additional mobility devices unless pre-arranged.

The CAT exam authorities generally don’t have special accommodations specifically for fractured limbs, but they do provide support for candidates with disabilities. You could reach out to the exam organizers or your designated exam center to discuss any specific needs, such as seating arrangements. Also, be mindful of pain management strategies; consult your doctor for guidance on managing pain during the exam and consider adjusting your study posture to prevent strain.

Ultimately, with careful planning and by reaching out for any necessary accommodations, it is entirely possible to successfully attempt CAT with a fractured leg.

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I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble accessing the free CAT mock tests on the Careers360 app. To assist you, please follow these steps:

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Yes , if you have completed a Diploma after Class 12 many institutions will accept this qualification as an alternative to the 12th grade for admission to a Bachelor’s degree in Cinema and Television ( B.CAT ) in Film Editing . eligibility criteria vary from college to  college  but most recognize a diploma in a relevant field as sufficient for entry , especially if it aligns with media , film studies or in similar domain .

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As last years cutoff it is above 600 marks for sc category in NEET can help secure a seat in UCMS Delhi and rankwise its 390 rank in NEET candidates gets admission in MBBS course for the past years.

It comes under 10 rank in medical colleges so the cutoff is obviously high as compared to other medical colleges and universities.

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According to the official eligibility notification, in order to be qualified for CAT, candidates must have graduated from an accredited university. However, individuals who have finished the degree requirements and are awaiting results, as well as those who are in their last year of a bachelor's degree or comparable qualification exam, may also apply.

If you fulfill this eligibility criteria then you can apply for CAT exam.

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Hello aspirant,

The CAT is regarded as one of the most difficult tests in India since it evaluates a variety of abilities. The test-takers' understanding, reasoning, and quantitative abilities are evaluated. Although achieving a high percentile on the CAT is difficult, it is possible with focused and organized preparation.

To know tips to crack CAT exam, you can visit the following link:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/how-to-crack-cat

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Hello aspirant,

Based on past years' statistics, the CAT cutoff, which is determined as a composite score for the FMS Delhi admission shortlist, is anticipated to be in the range of 52 to 55. On the other hand, the approximate CAT profile is said to be 99.

To know the cutoff you can visit the following link:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/fms-delhi-cat-cut-off

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Hello aspirant,

The only on-screen calculator that CAT permits use is a simple one. It is not permitted for you to bring the actual calculator into the center. This approach is predicated on the idea that the CAT assesses an individual's aptitude for solving challenging mathematical puzzles and making fast mental computations.

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