Should I opt any random B-School or appear for CAT entrance next year with full preparation and coaching?
I am a final year student of Civil engineering, maintaining 7.1 CGPA. Scored 91.4% in CAT 2015.
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My suggestion is to give CAT in 2016 and ensure that you score a minimum of 99 percentile. To stand a realistic chance of making it to a reputed B-School. The fact is that if you score 91.5 percentile in CAT 2015, is a strong indicator of the potential you have. I do agree, that the pattern of the CAT exam changes every year but in your case, I do not see any reason to look at coaching.
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