Which one is difficult among CAT and GATE?

Both are difficult, but you can make them easy by your hard work and good strategy of preparation of exam.

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Hi Dear, Both of these are most important exams for every graduate students. It totally depends on you, if you are weak in Technical subjects, then GATE may be difficult for you, and if you are weak in Aptitude, then CAT may be difficult for you. I have given both the exams, according to me I will say that CAT is more difficult than GATE. Because, GATE has its specific portion of technical subjects that are not there in CAT you can’t even think what would be there in CAT Exam.

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Both exams are difficult, but you can make it easy by your hard work and dedication towards these. CAT is for MBA and GATE is for getting a jobs in reputed companies or admission in various M.Tech offering Colleges.

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Both are equally difficult. CAT is for pursuing MBA and GATE is for pursuing M.Tech.

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CAT is difficult than GATE but interviewers mostly prefer GATE.

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It's this a serious question? I don't think that it is wise to shape your entire future on which entrance exam is easier. In terms of syllabus, the CAT comprises basic English, Maths (X level) and Analytical Reasoning. The GATE syllabus is more extensive, as it covers the complete engineering syllabus plus the CAT syllabus. Competition in the GATE will be at least 4 to 5 times that of the CAT because it is now also used as the single point of entry for PSU jobs. However, a good score in the GATE (99th percentile) more or less guarantees an M.Tech / ME admission, or a job with a Maharatna PSU. There are many MBA aspirants in the 99.9th percentile of the CAT scores that have not converted IIM interview calls. Any national level competitive examination requires hard work, basic intelligence and an element of luck. There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this, and depends on one's ability to absorb the syllabus. I know IIT students who have cracked top 20 ranks in the GATE with less than a month of preparation. Likewise, there are students who prepare for even 2 years, and still don't get admission. Ditto for CAT.

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Both are difficult as per their own prospective.

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Both have their own difficulty levels. CAT is based on strong grounds of Mathematics, English and analytical skills while GATE is based on in depth knowledge of engineering subjects. While CAT is a gateway to MBA, GATE is for M.Tech.

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Both of these are most important exams for every graduate students. It totally depends on you, if you are weak in Technical subjects, then GATE may be difficult for you, and if you are weak in Aptitude, then CAT may be difficult for you. I have given both the exams, according to me I will say that CAT is more difficult than GATE. Because, GATE has its specific portion of technical subjects that are not there in CAT, you can’t even think what would be there in CAT Exam.

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Both are almost different. CAT exam for admission in Business school and syllabus is LR, DI and others. GATE Exam for admission in M .Tech or PSU Jobs. GATE syllabus is totally different from different branches. Syllabus is subject wise and GK. Cannot judge difficulty level between them.

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