Hi!

The Department of Management Studies at DIT University offers a two-year, full-time, MBA and MBA in Fintech programmes at the postgraduate level. The  MBA programme offers specialisations in four major domains, i.e. Marketing, Finance, Human Resource, and Business Analytics. Admission to these programmes is based on score obtained by candidates in the CAT / MAT/ XAT / CMAT/ UKSEE/ DUET followed by performance of candidates in the Group Discussion, and Personal Interview.

The University has a good infrastructure, provides placement assistance to students, and according to the overall placement data, students were placed in reputed companies. Overall, DIT University is a decent option to pursue the MBA programme.

Hi aspirant,

It is possible to select only one option in the MBA CET CAP rounds, however numerous choices are strongly encouraged.
The system will try to assign you to the highest recommended college among your options if you make the cutoff and a space is available.

As a result, while the system only allows you to select one option, it drastically diminishes your odds of getting into the college of your choice. Filling many genuine preferences is a far more secure and strategic strategy.

Before selecting a single option, carefully analyze your options and the potential implications.  For the latest up-to-date guidelines, consult the official CAP round rules and information pamphlet.

All the best!

Hello Aspirant

The ideal time to start preparing for the CAT exam is during your second year of BMS.

Here's why:

• Early Start, Significant Advantage: Beginning your preparation early gives you ample time to build a strong foundation in all sections.
  (https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/education/news/top-5-benefits-of-early-exam-preparation/articleshow/99358087.cms#:~:text=The%20major%20advantage%20of%20starting,the%20pace%20of%20your%20preparations.)
• Consistent Practice: Regular study habits during your second year will help you maintain momentum and avoid last-minute cramming. (https://www.aakash.ac.in/blog/why-should-you-start-preparing-early-for-entrance-exams/)
  

The ideal time to start preparing for CAT is now, you will get plenty of time but concerning your course, here's a suggestion

• Second Year: Focus on building fundamentals in Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability, and Logical Reasoning. Develop consistent study habits and start practicing basic questions and puzzles.

• Summer Break: Join a coaching institute (if desired) or start self-study with structured materials. Increase the intensity of your preparation and keep taking mock tests regularly.

Hope this helps