| Topic : MBA entrance exams in India |
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last activity : 07 06 2010 20:18:09 +0000
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Pre-CAT Preparation for D-day..
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Concentration on Logical Thinking
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Determination a key to success in CAT.
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According to me, a candidate must have pre-CAT preparation of the Actual D-day situation so as to be at ease on that day. I think cracking the CAT takes rigorous preparation and consistent hard work with time management is the key. |
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As per my view you have to concentrate more on the logical, Analytical,and mathematics of your twelfth and tenth syllabus is more sufficient for you and don't waste your time in doing those problems which are so easy to solve. Just solve the problems with the use of pen and paper and then make a practice of not doing them on paper but try to do them orally. |
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According to me, an MBA aspirant's attitude plays an important role in his/ her success at CAT with Original thinking, grit and determination, management approach, ability to handle pressure, time management, decision making skills, change management are vital skills necessary while attempting CAT. |
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I would like to support Mr. Manjunath here. Bharat Ganarajya.. that is what it should be... |
@ Abhishekh He has clearly explained the differnce between an enterpuener and an owner.. But the problem of the debate is that we fall in neither as we are not into business.. But if he asks that what you wanna be.. I would love to be an enterpuener..... |
Believers believe and non-believers don't . No one can tell what will happen tomorrow but we want to get assurity which makes us feel more secure and so we want to believe in it. All the astrologers are taking advantage of this mentality. |

