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It is difficult to get admission in fatima medical college with such low score even through b category which is management quota in mbbs .last year the closed rank in this college is 123995 and according to marks you get rank between 3 to 4 lakh which is very far away from the last year cutoff.you can try in other colleges for BDS or BAMS course because this score is not enough for MBBS.

Preparing for the CAT in 3 months is ambitious but feasible with a structured approach. Here are some tips to help you manage your study and overcome your fears:

1. Create a Study Plan

- Divide the syllabus into manageable sections and set daily or weekly targets.

- Allocate specific times for each section (Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning).

2. Focus on Core Areas

- Prioritize high-weightage topics and your weaker areas.

- Practice regularly to build speed and accuracy.

3. Practice Mock Tests

- Take regular mock tests to simulate exam conditions.

- Analyze your performance to identify strengths and areas for improvement.

4. Stay Consistent

- Maintain a regular study routine and avoid last-minute cramming.

- Ensure you cover all sections but give extra attention to areas where you need more practice.

5. Manage Stress

- Practice relaxation techniques like deep breathing or meditation.

- Keep a positive mindset and remember that consistent effort pays off.

Believe in your preparation and stay focused on your goals. With disciplined effort, you can make significant progress in 3 months.

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

Hello Aspirant

A rank of 17440 in CUSAT CAT might not be high enough for the most popular courses or categories. However, it's essential to consider the following factors:

• Your Category: If you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC), your chances of securing admission improve significantly due to the reservation system.
• Choice of Course: Some courses might have lower cutoffs than others.
• Previous Year Cutoffs: Analyzing previous year cutoffs can give you a better idea of your chances.

Because you belong to the OEC category, you might have a shot at a decent college, but you need to mention the college that you wish to get admitted to so that we can see their eligibility and admission procedure

Hope this helps

Hello Aspirant

The eligibility criteria for appearing for the CAT exam is that the candidate must have completed their graduation with an aggregate of 50% (this is for General students, for SC/ST students, it is 45%). The minimum age should be 20 years.

However, candidates who are in the final year of their bachelor's can appear for CAT regardless of their percentage or backlogs. This is, keeping in mind, that you should not be so behind the eligibility that even if you clear CAT you won't be able to get admitted to an MBA college.

Hope this helps

Hello Aspirant

CUSAT CAT is specifically designed for admission to various undergraduate and postgraduate programs at Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT). While it's not the same as the national-level CAT exam for MBA, the preparation strategy can be similar in many aspects.

Before diving into preparation, it's crucial to understand the exam pattern. CUSAT CAT typically includes sections on:

• Mathematics
• Physics
• Chemistry

Strengthen Your Maths:

• Build on your BSc Math foundation.
• Practice calculus, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry extensively.
• Solve previous year's question papers to understand the difficulty level.

Cover Physics and Chemistry Basics:

• Refer to NCERT textbooks for a strong foundation.
• Focus on key concepts and formulas.
• Practice numerical problems.

Time Management and Accuracy:

• Develop a strategy to allocate time effectively for each section.
• Practice mock tests to improve speed and accuracy.

Understand the Exam Pattern:

• Familiarize yourself with the question types and marking scheme.
• Identify your strengths and weaknesses.

You should start by analysing the previous year's question papers and seeing what the pattern and make your study plan accordingly.

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I assume that you are a Neet aspirant by looking at your profile.for you it is difficult to get seat in government colleges through aiq because students who scored more than 625 is struggling to secure a seat in government colleges.but you belong to ma dhya Pradesh where the cut offs are low, you'll definitely fetch a decent government medical college seat through state quota.to get college list in m.p use neet predictor given in link

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=neet_cp&utm_medium=GoogleAds&utm_campaign=neetugcp0305&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwsuSzBhCLARIsAIcdLm4StOrkWXdjz3YttaSKfj3Jk2JFSTDY--vAly2dowLReEKlfntOiFIaAi8mEALw_wcB

In top IIMS 10th ,12th marks considered and have weightage in final selection your total marks is taken for the admission. It gives a huge advantage to the students who performed well in the exams. 12th marks is really important in old IIMS like AHMEDABAD, BANGALORE,FMS,LUCKNOW, INDORE. They have weightage of these marks for admission.

don't worry if you don't get good marks as some IIMS like CALCUTTA and new IIMS give chance to students who dont have good academic record  and it just have few marks in selection criteria you need to focus on ECA or WORK EXPERIENCE to get your seat in final selection.

It's absolutely feasible to pursue an M.Com while preparing for the CAT. Many students successfully manage both. However, the decision depends on several factors:

Factors to Consider:

• Time Management: Evaluate your ability to balance coursework, assignments, and CAT preparation.
• Academic Performance: Ensure you can maintain good grades in M.Com while dedicating sufficient time to CAT.
• CAT Preparation Intensity: Assess the level of preparation required based on your target colleges and current knowledge.
• Career Goals: Consider if an M.Com degree aligns with your long-term career aspirations.

Potential Benefits of Completing M.Com First:

• Stronger Academic Profile: A good M.Com score can enhance your overall profile.
• Specialized Knowledge: The M.Com curriculum might provide relevant knowledge for certain CAT sections.
• Work Experience: If you plan to work after M.Com, it can add valuable work experience before the MBA.

Decision Making:

Ultimately, the choice depends on your personal circumstances and priorities. If you're confident in managing both, going ahead with M.Com while preparing for CAT can be a strategic move. However, if you feel overwhelmed or believe it might impact your CAT performance significantly, consider deferring admission.

Remember: Your profile is decent, but CAT scores will play a crucial role in securing admissions to top MBA programs. Dedicate ample time to CAT preparation, regardless of your decision.

hope this helps you!!

Yes, it is possible to clear the CAT exam in 700 hours of focused preparation, though it largely depends on the quality of your study plan and your existing knowledge base. Here are some key strategies to maximize your study time effectively:

1. Structured Study Plan : Divide your 700 hours into a well-structured plan, allocating time to each section: Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), and Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DI-LR). Prioritize weaker areas without neglecting your strengths.

2. Quality Study Material : Use reputable study materials and resources. Standard books, online courses, and mock tests from recognized coaching centers can provide valuable practice and insights.

3. Regular Practice and Mock Tests : Consistent practice is crucial. Take regular mock tests to simulate exam conditions, track progress, and identify areas needing improvement. Analyze your performance thoroughly to refine your strategy.

4. Time Management : Focus on managing time effectively during your preparation and the actual exam. Practice solving questions under timed conditions to improve speed and accuracy.

5. Stay Consistent and Motivated : Consistency and motivation are key. Keep a positive mindset, stay disciplined, and seek support from peers or mentors if needed.

By leveraging these strategies within your 700-hour preparation window, you can significantly enhance your chances of cracking the CAT exam.

hope this helps you!!