What should I do as I am thinking about taking a drop of one year so that I can prepare for MAT?

I will complete my graduation this year. I am appearing for MAT in Feb 2016. Somebody has advised me to take a drop and prepare for Dec MAT so that I can crack the cut-off easily.

126 Views|Posted 2016-01-20 22:08:48
Asked by Abhishek Rana
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CAT Dreamer
2016-01-21 09:28:31
If you are wasting one year to prepare MAT then I would like to say it is going to be the biggest mistake in your life. I am sorry to say this. My dear friend there are none Tier I or Tier II colleges participating in MAT. MAT exam is so easy that you can crack it with a 1 month of preparation. Aim

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