What should I do after completing my graduation?

I am preparing for CAT 2016. I am graduating this year. Should I get a job or prepare for CAT exam? What should I say if asked about a year drop?

47 Views|Posted 2016-05-02 22:26:06
Asked by Haren Dharra
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2016-05-02 23:17:39
Hello dear,this is the good time for preparing yourself for cat.But after completing grads u can study hard for cat.If ur cat exam will not satisfied,then you can prepare yourself for xat and cmat exam also.Then the selection process will start from 1st week of feb and continuous .Best of luck!

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