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What is CAT 2018 Exam for MBA?
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Common Admission Test (CAT) is a competitive
management entrance exam conducted at the
national level. CAT 2018 is conducted for
admissions in Postgraduate Business
Administration Programme and other programs in
various IIMs and other B-Schools accepting CAT
2018.
Conducted on Result Declaration Date Convened By
CAT 2018 November 25, 2018 2nd week of January 2019 Yet to be Announced
CAT 2017 November 26, 2017 January 8, 2018 IIM Lucknow
CAT 2016 December 4, 2016 January 9, 2017 IIM Bangalore
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Since 2009, the CAT mode is computer based. The
exam lasts 3 hours, giving 100 objective
questions, divided into three sections verbal
skills and reading comprehension (VARC), data
interpretation and logical justification (DI
LR) and quantitative competence (QA). The time
set for each section is 60 minutes each.
Candidates must pass the exam in chronological
order and can not move from one section to
another during the exam. The results are
published as Percentage, in a cut list.
Candidates can verify the same thing by providing
their login information. The advisory procedure
for the newspaper starts from the last week of
January. Upon completion of the exam, candidates
must participate in a written test round (WAT),
group discussion, group activity, Extempore
activities and personal interview to be admitted
to IIM. or in other business schools. in India.
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CAT 2018 Eligibility
Eligibility Criteria for CAT 2018 Applicant must
have a bachelor's degree with a mark of at least
50 or an equivalent MBM (45 for SC, ST and PWD
/ DA categories). The percentage obtained at the
bachelor's level will be calculated according to
the practice followed by the university or
institution concerned. In the case of ratings /
MBM, the conversion would be based on the process
established by the university or institution
concerned. In the absence of a percentage
conversion system, the candidate's MBM will be
divided by the maximum possible MBM and
multiplied by 100. Applicants applying for the
final year of the bachelor's degree or equivalent
will also be eligible to submit CAT application.
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CAT 2018 Process
STEP 1 CAT 2018 Application Procedure CAT 2018
application form is to be submitted online with
payment of application fee through Credit Card,
Debit Card or Net Banking. STEP 2 CAT
2018 Admit Cards CAT 2018 admit cards
will available for download on the official
website. CAT aspirants must download their admit
cards from the official website as they won't be
sent to them by post. STEP 3 CAT 2018
Results CAT 2018 result will be declared in
January 2019. The test takers can check their
scores and download their scorecards from the
official website. Based on their scores they will
be invited by the IIMs for GD/PI rounds. CAT
score is accepted by most of management
institutes in India.  
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CAT 2018 Exam Centers
CAT 2018 will be conducted in the following
cities
Port Blair Rohtak Ahmednagar
Kurnool Sonipat Kolhapur
Nellore Simla Nashik
Tirupati Jammu Solapur
Vijaywada Dhanbad Amravati
Visakhapatnam Jamshedpur Aurangabad
Chittoor Ranchi Jalgaon
Itanagar Bangalore Kolhapur
Dibrugarh Belgaum Mumbai
Guwahati Bidar Nagpur
Silchar Chikballapur Nanded
Aurangabad Davanagere Nashik
Gaya Hassan Pune
Muzaffarpur Kolar Ratnagiri
Patna Mandya Satara
Chandigarh Mangalore Solapur
Bhilai Mysore Shillong
Raipur Ramnagara Balasore
New Delhi Shimoga Berhampur
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Madgaon Tumkur Bhubaneswar
Verna Udupi Cuttack
Ahmedabad Kochi Sambalpur
Anand Kasargod Rourkela
Gandhinagar Kollam Puducherry
Rajkot Kozhikode Fatehgarh Sahib
Surat Malappuram Jalandhar
Vadodara Thrissur Khanna
Ambala Trivandrum Ludhiana
Bahadurgarh Bhopal Mohali
Faridabad Gwalior Pathankot
Gurugram Indore Patiala
Palwal Jabalpur Phagwara
Panipat Sagar Ropar
Sangrur Madurai Bareilly
Ajmer Namakkal Ghaziabad
Alwar Thanjavur Gorakhpur
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Jaipur Tiruchirappalli Greater Noida
Jodhpur Tirunelvelli Kanpur
Kota Hyderabad Lucknow
Sikar Karim Nagar Mathura
Udaipur Khammam Meerut
Chennai Agra Noida
Coimbatore Allahabad Varanasi
Dehradun Burdwan Durgapur
Roorkee Hooghly Kalyani
Asansol Howrah Kolkata
Siliguri    
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CAT 2018 Exam Analysis
The CAT is India's best management entry exam and
it is a gateway to IIM's 20 and over 8,000 other
business schools in India. The CAT 2017 exam took
place in two sessions on November 26, 2017. The
first session took place from 10h to 13h and the
second session will take place from 14h to
17h. The issue paper for the first phase of CAT
2017 included 100 questions. There were 34
questions of quantitative ability (QA), 34
questions of verbal comprehension and reading
comprehension (VARC) and 32 questions of data
interpretation and logical reasoning (DILR). In
the QA section of the first installment of CAT
2017, there were 11 MCQs with more arithmetic
questions, while in the DILR section was evenly
split between the DI and LR questions. 16
questions were on DI and 16 on LR. There were 8
MCQs out of 32 questions in this section. The
difficult level in the DILR section was high
whereas in section QA, it can be described as
easy. The VARC section in the first phase of CAT
2017 was of moderate difficulty with 24 questions
on RC (5 passages). 10 questions came from
grammar, including 7 non-quizzes. The first CAT
2017 issue paper indicates that the DILR section
will be crucial in terms of scoring. Click here
for the full CAT 2017 analysis CAT 2017 slot 2
analysis The second location of CAT 2017 was
easier than the first one. The questions focused
more on the basics and were on the same model as
the first niche, that is, the same break in terms
of multiple choice and non-multiple choice
questions. The DILR section in the second slot
was slightly easier than the first slot but was
long and time consuming. The difficulty level of
section QA and VARC was the same as that of slot
1. VARC There were a total of 34 questions
including 24 in RC (5 passages). The rest of the
10 questions came from VA, 7 of which were not
MCQs. Para summary questions were MCQs with
negative markings. In section VA, the parajumbles
took a little time, while rest was
feasible. DI-LR Like the first slot, DI-LR in
slot 2 also had 32 questions. 16 questions were
DI and 16 LR, with 12 MCQs and 4 non-MCQs in both
sets. The difficulty level of this section was
higher in slot 2 than in slot 1.
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