I am preparing for CAT (entrance exam for mba in india) can I crack GMAT with the knowledge of CAT ?

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2014-10-25 11:07:08
Yes you can crack GMAT easily, but you have focus more on English Grammer or Verbal Ability section .

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APOORV TIWARI
2014-10-22 21:25:51
Preparing for CAT will easily help you out for cracking quantitative part of GMAT, GMAT also focuses more on reasoning and analytical skills. For verbal ability I think you have to prepare bit more then what you did for CAT. ATB

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