What should I do for the preparation of CAT (MBA, IIM)? I'm a 12th passed?

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Asked by Narain Sharma
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Ashish Sharma
5 years ago
Hi, The best choice should be to start BBA in LPU, you will get exposure to various project in consultancies, entrepreneurship, community development, internships and many events. You start your graduation in management field and start working on your quantitative aptitude and mental ability. You ca

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Dharamveer Dheer
5 years ago
At this point of time, it is advised that you start your graduation in management field and start working on your quantitative aptitude, DI and English. You can start working on CAT preparation in second half of your second year in graduation. The best option as off now will be to start BBA in LPU,

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Pratibha Dubey
5 years ago
Hii. Narain. Firstly you need graduation degree for MBA. At the time of your graduation you can do preparation for your entrance exams. IIM offers Master's degree only. You will need to get a graduation degree, followed by appear for CAT exams. Getting a very good score and rank will ensure your ent

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