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Dear Jyotishmoy,
As you are well aware that CAT has two sections namely; quantitative and qualitative. Section A is all just to check your mental awareness whereas section B tests your mathematical skills. Since, you are saying that you are weak in maths, hence my suggestion is that don't give CAT exam now. Wait-prepare-crack.
If you are aiming for any IIMs and FMS, then it is necessary for you to have 95% in your CAT (which is not possible if you are week in maths). I would suggest you to take drop after your graduation and stay focused in your maths preparation. This will surely maximize your chance of success.
You can check your current maths ability by having a look in past CAT papers. With this, you can ascertain from where you have to start.
Good luck.

Hello dear, yes can you prepare for both together. Staff Selection Commission SSC is a government organization that conducts various exams every year to recruit candidates for Group- B and C posts in various ministries /departments /organizations of the Government of India. Every year thousands of vacancies are filled by SSC in Government departments. While a government job helps to build a stable career, it is also loaded with responsibilities. The calendar for SSC 2022 is out!
The SSC Syllabus and exam pattern for the following Exams are discussed below:
1. SSC CGL
2. SSC CPO
3. SSC CHSL
4. SSC JE
5. SSC GD
6. SSC MS
7. SSC Stenographer.
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Hi,
Not to worry as most of the students have the same thinking like yours.
You can choose your career between science and commerce field. The main thing required by companies in the future would be related to science and engineering, since we are reconstructing the whole technological era.
As you have less time to decide about your future, I would suggest you to consider one entrance exam and prepare for it. There are many such entrance exams like NEET, IIT and COMEDK.
All of these requires prior studies and understanding and it won't guarantee you a seat, since the competition is more.
Look for an exam which will give you direct admission in the best university. I came across such an exam called as university-GAUGE. I asked my clients to take it up last time and one of them is joined to Kaziranga University from this exam.
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A Naval Architect must have an understanding of the various branches of engineering and must be on the forefront of high technology areas. A Naval Engineer requires a creative, enquiring and logical mind, ability to communicate clearly in speech and writing with various professionals and authorities, sound judgment and qualities of leadership.
Naval Architects have a wide range of employment opportunities open to them, both inland and located abroad. They are involved in such a wide variety of work that it is difficult to categorize it comprehensively.
However, the main areas of responsibility for a Naval Architect are as follows:
Design
Construction and Repair
Consultancy
Marketing and Sales
Operations Regulation
Surveying and Overseeing
Research and Development
Education and Training
Diploma holders in the discipline are responsible for assisting Naval Architects in their day to day activities. A Naval Engineer may find jobs in various quarters in the country such as:
Marine Transportation
Offshore Oil Recovery
Underwater Vehicles
Renewable Energy
Marine Metals and Corrosion