Appear in CAT Exam

How many times can one appear for CAT exam, please provide also give more detailed information?

The CAT is test conducted for the admission in management programme in various IIM’s of India.

Eligibility
The applicant should have a minimum graduation level education from any recognized University.

Paper Pattern
The CAT is a computer based test.
The examination will have two sections; each section will be allotted only 70 minutes.
The first section is Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation;
The second section is Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning.
The exam’s pattern will be objective type multiple choice questions.

Important dates:

Online Registration/Voucher Sale –
5th August 2013 To 24th September 2013

Registration Window –
5th August 2013 To 26th September 2013

Test Dates –
16th October 2013 To 11th November 2013

Results –
14th January 2014

There is no any restriction that one could give the exam only for the limited times so you can give the exam.

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Common Admission Test (CAT) is conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) for admission to the Post-graduate and Fellow Programs in management courses of several management institutes.

Eligibility:

Applicant must have a graduate degree with 50% marks or equivalent CGPA from a recognized university (45% in case of SC/ST/DA/PWD).

Candidate whi is in Final year of the degree examination eligible to apply for the exam.


Test Duration & Pattern:



Common Admission Test for IIMs (CAT) Syllabus

Section I

Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation
Quantitative Ability comprising mainly of arithmetic, mensuration, geometry, algebra, trignometry, probablity and calculus etc

Arithmetic - number systems, ratio propotions, simplification, averages, ages, time, work, distances etc.
Geomtery - triangles and circles
Mensuration - areas and volumes
Algebra - theory of equations, quadratiic equations, pemutations and combinations, sequence and series etc
Trignometry - height and distances
Calculus - maxima and minima, functions etc
Data Interpretation
Data Interpretation - line graphs, bar charts, tables, pie diagrams, scatter diagrams

Section II

Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning
Verbal Ability comprising English Grammar, Vocabulary, Proficiency, Usage and Comprehension

English Grammar - not many core questions
English Vocabulary - no straight synonyms or antonyms but sometimes analogies or pairs in fill in blanks

English Proficiency - correction, rearrangement and completion of sentences and paragraphs
English Usage - inappropriate usage of words, commonly confused pair of words
English Comprehension - around five to six paragraphs with around 1000 words and five to six questions each mainly checking your ability to comprehend with speed.

Logical Reasoning comprising passages on Logical Ability

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