To guide you, we are giving you an opportunity to interact with a PGP student of IIM Lucknow in MBAUniverse.com Live Expert Chat this Tuesday, November 2, 2010, 7 pm onwards. CAT 2010 is experiencing a smooth ride. Though the candidates of the test are now relieved that they can expect a hitch free experience, but the big question which is still buzzing in their minds is that, what strategy should be followed in CAT 2010 which will enable them to get through IIMs and other top B-schools.

At the fourth edition of the MBAUniverse.com Corporate Connect Series for MBAs, top CEOs and CMOs shared their tips and experiences on how MBAs can build successful careers. The keynote address was delivered by Mr. Ravi Swaminathan, Managing Director and Regional Vice President (Sales and Marketing), AMD South Asia.

Tomorrow is the day for which you have burned midnight oil for the last so many months. Every step that you take tomorrow should be taken with proper care and attention. There should be no room for errors, which can stop you from reaching your goal.

HT Horizons and MBAUniverse.com held Mission MBA, a workshop for the CAT 2010 takers on Saturday, October 23, at New Delhi. The workshop was held on the topic of Last Minute Strategy to Crack CAT 2010 and What do Top B-schools look for in a Candidate?. More than 200 MBA aspirants took part in the workshop.

The Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar (XIMB) has been accorded the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) certification for conducting a 15-month, full-time residential Global Management Programme (GMP) for Working Professionals. This course caters to the middle and senior level Management Professionals.

The CAT 2010 test day is approaching nearer for many test takers. It is time you keep in mind what you are supposed to do and also not supposed to do on the test day. In this exclusive article, MBAUniverse.com brings to you the DOs and DONTs of the CAT 2010 test day.

1) Do not discuss what you have not done

How should business schools address the challenges of the post-crisis world? Since some of the more profound effects of the global financial crisis are still being felt, how can an emphasis on adjustment and change help promote business school education?

The number of applicants for the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2010 has witnessed a drop of around 15 per cent compared to the CAT 2009 registrations.
The CAT 2010 registrations were closed on 7 October 2010, after an extension of the registration dates. The voucher sale had ended on 4 October 2010. Based on an official communication from CAT 2010 Convener and faculty of IIM Lucknow Prof. Himanshu Rai, MBAUniverse.com has learnt that a total of 2.06 lakh candidates have registered for CAT 2010. This is a 15% dip from the CAT 2009 registration figures of 2.42 lakh.