You can sit for almost all the
management entrance exams that test the aptitude of the candidate like XAT,
MAT, SNAP, CET, SRCC GBO, IIFT, JMET, NMAT, etc. Rather it will not be wrong to
call CAT the mother of all MBA Entrance Exams in India.
The aptitude test consists of
English (verbal ability and reading comprehension), Quantitative Ability
(mostly Class X level math, except in some exams like XAT and JMET where pure
math, which is taught at the higher secondary level, questions are asked), Data Interpretation, Data Sufficiency and Reasoning.
In some exams such as MAT
(Management Aptitude Test, another all-India common entrance exam), SNAP
(Symbiosis National Aptitude Test, for the institute in Pune), IIFT (entrance
test for the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade), IRMA (entrance test for the
Institute of Rural Management at Anand) and ATMA (the Association of Indian
Management Schools' Test for Management Admissions, another all-India exam),
there will also be an additional section of General Awareness.
As can be seen, once you prepare
for CAT, you can attempt almost all the management entrance exams.
In addition, the preparation will
also be helpful in cracking the campus recruitment related exams. However, the
patterns of different exams have to be studied and attempted individually to
get maximum results.
Author: MBARENDEZVOUS.COM
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