I want to do MBA by cracking CAT & MAT exam for getting good placement after MBA. Should I do preparation after 12th or after graduation?

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Anish Manchanda
9 years ago
Life is seriously a race.Start preparing from 2nd year.Join a good coaching institute and devote time for self study.Carry this procedure for 2years I mean 2nd and 3rd year of your graduation. Your graduation marks won't be counted in your CAT score so be more focused towards your final goal I.e.MBA

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Thank you very much for your great help.

Jainam Jain
9 years ago
Do MBA preparation after 1st year & crack the CAT exam.

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Yes. Thank you.

Sajan Sibichan
9 years ago
You have to concentrate on your current studies, if you are in class 12th or in graduation studies. After completing your graduation, spare 1 year to completely devote for CAT or MAT by joining a coaching Institute. So, that you can crack the exam and earn a good MBA college. If you are very much c

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kunal das
9 years ago
Yes, prepare from 12th. If you will fix time for yourself to practice than it will be easy.

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srishty chaudhary
9 years ago
Start your preparation in final year of graduation and pay attention on your English and Maths. Both of them should be very strong for cracking CAT.

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Yes. Thank you.

divesh rewatkar
9 years ago
Start preparing from graduation final year itself. Even you can go for a year drop and prepare properly.

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Yes, Thank you.

After graduation. Good decision and all the best

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8 years ago
Cracking CAT and all other competitive exam is not that difficult but not that easy first prepare plan for what you want to do and how you will achieve it then start with the tasks related to the plan define priorities so preparation for CAT requires already 9 months if basic concepts are claw then

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Trilochan Tiwari
9 years ago
You need to concentrate on mathematics and English. You can solve previous year papers, but you should try to concentrate more on your current curriculum. All the best.

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NITHIN E
9 years ago
In order to crack both CAT and MAT, it is important to have a lot of reading skills and you should also improve your language.This thing can be done during your schooldays. Also, there are a lot of websites where you can get aptitude question, you can practice it in your free time. After graduation,

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