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Ideal start would be to spend around 2 to 3 hours a day working on the basics of all the three sections. The best thing that you can do is create a timetable and allocate equal time to all the 3 sections. Most of the time, some students make a crucial mistake of only studying their favorite sections, I know this is a tempting option but eventually will lead you to mess-up the sections that you are not good with. As far as timing is concerned, you can dedicate 34 hours per day in weekdays and in weekends 10 hours to 12 hours. You can divide timings like12 hours before you leave for college you can practice topics like Arithmetic, Numbers, Geometry. And probably late in the evening once you are back you go for verbal. But whichever is your stronger area go for it first. You can practice RC, DI-LR for 2 days in the weekends till 2 months before CAT. Post that important topics should be in your daily to do list. Hope this helps. Good luck.

It is true that CTC will be in the range of 3.5 to 4 Lacs per annum considering you are pass out from above average university in any chemical pharma, cement or FMCG industry. Gradually, your CTC will get a hike once you master your job skills as well as soft skills. My friends had pursued M.Sc. . in general chemistry and today they are drawing 45k INR inhand salary in cement industry after experience of 7 years. Initially, they were getting 18 k to 21 k. But, they are very satisfied with their job as there is minimal workload and their duty hours is fixed 8 hours. I myself completed M.Sc. . chemistry, but I was not interested in doing same but almighty had some other plans for me and post M.Sc. . I pursued M.Tech and today I am working in Cairn Oil and Gas. In a nutshell M.Sc. . will be acting as a quiver (Tarkash) in which you may arrange your credentials in form of bows (Teer). .

Hi Ayushman, Bharati Vidyapeeth is better in my opinion when it comes to faculty, infrastructure. I have heard positive feedback on this college but you must know that admission in this college is conducted through AILET (All India Law Entrance Test). The dates have passed I believe so find out about that. Further, placement is a topic is never advice students to look at. This is the most inconsistent aspect of colleges. If one year the placements are good it does not mean every student from the next batch would be lucky enough too. Sometimes the colleges fail to get good companies, so, always remember that you must AIMAT a PPO (Pre-placement offer) or try something on your own and not 100% look at placements while admission. A prestigious university like Symbiosis could not provide us LL. M. students, a placement. However, here I am working as a Corporate Attorney in Bangalore, by finding a job on my own.