CAT/MBA Coaching, Mat Preparation in Delhi

MBA is one of the most sought after careers these days. Pursuing an MBA degree in one of India’s Top B –Schools is a dream for lakhs of students all over India .The fierce competition for the seats in the Top B- Schools is proven by the fact that the number of students appearing for MBA entrance exams is increasing by 25 to 30% every year.

The Common Admission Test (CAT) is an all-India test conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) as an entrance exam for the management programmes of its seven business schools.The test is multiple-choice based with roughly one-fourth negative-mark penalties for wrong answers, and traditionally comprises three sections that span the domains of arithmetical problem solving, geometry, statistics, data interpretation, logical reasoning, puzzles, and English language skills. It is held on the third Sunday of November each year.

The CAT is the first step for admission to the IIMs. After the test, by the second week of January next year, the IIMs declare exam scores and put up a list of candidates who are eligible for the next stage of a group discussion for some IIMs and an individual interview. The scores are relative and are calculated on a percentile basis for individual sections as well as for the total. Candidates invited for the next stage usually possess total scores that are in excess of 99 percentile and, more importantly, also possess balanced high scores across all the individual sections.

On 1 May 2009, it was announced that from CAT 2009 would be a Computer Based Test.

Among all the management exams, the Common Admission Test (CAT) is considered to be the toughest nut to crack. Good performance in CAT ensures good chances in the IIMs and over a hundred other top MBA institutes.