With the stage set for CAT 2015 going to be held on November 29, 2015 in 2 sessions, the aspirants who have prepared well and wish to get admission in top B schools in 2016 are getting a bit nervous and under stress as less than 24 hours are left for the D-Day. Losing the high level of confidence can be detrimental to your journey to score high percentile and may be an obstacle to your success in the exam.

Assuring the well prepared CAT 2015 aspirants and advising them not to worry and come out of feeling of negativity Prof Tathagata Bandyopadhyay convener CAT 2015 and faculty at IIM Ahmedabad shares the last minute tip for the benefit of aspirants if you are good at basics you dont need to worry, you need to do well in all the sections.

CAT 2015 aspirants who have prepared well and have prepared on very advanced topics in each of the 3 sections, should understand that they need to revise and update their basics in next 2 days to crack this most coveted exam.

With the D-day coming close, the CAT 2015 exam anxiety has started overpowering the aspirants although the need is to remain calm and composed. Only tonight and tomorrow are left to appear in CAT 2015 and this is the time to maintain your cool, remain relaxed, utilize the night to revise whatever you have studied and learned but not begin anything new.

Each answer marked in CAT 2015 testing room will either push your percentile up by 4-5 or pull it down by 7-9. Know the tips from Prof S K Agarwal, Verbal Ability expert and mentor on CAT 2015 preparation how to add percentile bit by bit in CAT 2015 on November 29, 2015 with the same preparation level.

Well begun is half done is true not only to improve your score but also to boost your confidence level and keep you motivated throughout the exam.

CAT 2015 has introduced a 4 step answering process along with a different process to change the answers for MCQ and Non-MCQ questions. Unless understood and practiced well, CAT 2015 test takers might end up either in not getting their answers posted and saved for evaluation or getting a wrong answer posted. It is therefore pertinent not only to know how to answer a question but also how to change the answer and save it for evaluation also in CAT 2015 exam to be held on November 29, 2015 in 2 sessions.

Acceding to the request of SNAP 2015 aspirants who could not apply and pay due to incessant rains and difficult condition in Tamilnadu, Symbiosis International University (SIU) has extended the last date to register and apply for SNAP 2015 to November 30 from November 24, 2015.

SNAP 2015 is the mandatory entrance test for admission to MBA 2016-18 batch in 14 Symbiosis B-schools across the country and is proposed to be held on December 20, 2015 in paper pen mode.

Confidence level boosts up, if you come to know how many questions you should solve in how many attempts to get the desired score in CAT 2015. For the benefit of CAT 2015 aspirants going to appear in the exam on Nov 29, 2015, this exercise has been done by the Career Launcher, pioneer in providing preparation guidance for CAT and other exams.

99 percentile at 193 marks CL experts share that in terms of the pattern, CAT 2015 can be best compared with CAT 2014 wherein a 99 percentile required 193 marks while 99.5 percentile was at 205 marks out of a maximum of 300 marks.

Out of 34 questions in VARC section of CAT 2015, 3 questions in non-MCQ form are expected to be on summarizing the short paragraph. Answers to Para summary questions could be similar to main idea or central idea of the paragraph. Although you are not supposed to complete the paragraph there will be the need to understand what is said in the paragraph so that you could arrive at the correct answer option summarizing the paragraph.

To pave way for PGDM admission process for 2016-17 in 600 B-schools, Education Promotion Society for India (EPSI) has filed a petition in Supreme Court of India seeking the extension of stay on AICTEs December 2010 Notification. The case is scheduled to come up for hearing before the Supreme Court on December 4, 2015 in the bench of Justice Iqbal. The petition also asks for restoring the status quo and autonomy of PGDM institutions.