I am an engineering graduate (2016 pass out). Should I take 1-year drop for CAT preparation or go for a job?
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Hello Dhirendra,
You still have time to look for a job until the next batch passes out. Gaining an experience of atleast 3+ years is always recommended before opting for CAT and other entrance examinations. I would suggest you to opt for a job first and gain experience. The market is currently over saturated with candidates having Masters degree, but with no experience.
I hope it helps.
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