I am currently studying BBA in BVIMR, Delhi and confused whether to prepare for competitive exam (ssc, UPSC) or for CAT?
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This all depends on your interest as both are different fields. If you want to go into management field then go for CAT, but if your choice is administration then go for UPSC CSE. -
I would suggest you to prepare for CAT exam rather than UPSC or SSC as it will fall in your course of study and the rest requires a lot of devotion. If you can give it, go for them. -
Both are good but it depends on your interest.
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