After taking the CAT 2013 exams you must be gearing yourself up to know more about Indias top B-schools which can act as an option for you to take admission in. Carrying forward its ongoing series of making you more aware about such B schools MBAUniverse.com has come up with the valuable information about one of Indias top B schools, (Xavier School of Management) XLRI, Jamshedpur. Its the only management institute in the country which can give a tough competition to all the three top IIMs.

In its ongoing city wise series to guide MBA aspirants for Admission 2014 into leading B schools, MBAUniverse.com comes up with an article having information about the leading B schools in Mumbai and Pune. The first article of the series was about the leading B schools of Delhi- NCR. Through this article we will provide all the key details you need to decide which B-school to apply for like fees, placements, faculty, seats, entrance exams accepted and last years cut off percentile. Did you know that SPJIMR got an average placement for Rs.

Today is the 5th day of CAT 2013 exam. In the last 4 days the exam has been unpredictable in terms of difficulty level and the questions covered. MBAUniverse.com is publishing daily coverage of CAT 2013 exams;

CAT 2013 Day 1: Quant tricky and Tough, Verbal easy
CAT 2013 Day two: Paper pattern and Verbal Ability Analysis
CAT 2013 Day 3 Analysis: RC Lengthy, Verbal & Quant Moderate
CAT 2013 Day 4 Analysis: Imbalance Quant, trouble-free verbal

Today was the fifth day of CAT 2013 exam. The first session for Day 5 on Monday, October 21, 2013 got over this afternoon at 1.00 PM. MBAUniverse.com editorial team was present on many centers in New Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida and spoke to students for their first reaction and feedback. According to the students, Quantitative section along with Logical Reasoning was very calculation intensive while Verbal and Data Interpretation were easy.

Today was the fourth day of CAT 2013 exam. The first session for Day 4, on Sunday, October 20, 2013 got over this afternoon at 1.00 PM. MBAUniverse.com editorial team was present on many centers in New Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida and spoke to students for their first reaction and feedback. According to the students, the difficulty level of Quant section was on a higher side while Verbal section was fairly easy.

After taking CAT, the next logical step for you should be to apply to best-fit B- schools in a city of your choice. Delhi NCR, Bangalore, Mumbai/Pune, Chennai are key cities of choice for MBA admission seekers. To guide MBA aspirants, MBAUniverse.com is starting a new city wise series to update you about the B- schools in these leading cities. In these articles you will get to know all the key details you need to decide which B-school to apply like fees, placements, seats, entrance exams accepted and last years cut off percentile.

Today was the third day of CAT 2013 exam. The first session for Day 3, on October 19 got over this afternoon at 1.00 PM. MBAUniverse.com editorial team was present on many centers in New Delhi, Noida and Greater Noida and spoke to students for their first reaction and feedback. According to the students, the Reading Comprehension was lengthy as all the three passages were around 850-900 words.

Verbal section on the second day of CAT 2013 brought a little different shape before the aspirants. Although it had same number of 20 questions on Verbal Ability, the section suddenly shifted its stand from moderate to difficult. However, aspirants could expect a lower cut-off percentile in todays Verbal section.

No fresh surprise element was reported on the second day although last years surprise in parajumbles and Reading Comprehension passages was repeated again.

Reading Comprehension

Today was the second day of CAT 2013 exam. The first session for Day 2, on October 18, got over this afternoon at 1.00 PM. MBAUniverse.com editorial team was present on many centers in New Delhi, Noida and spoke to students for their first reaction. According to the students, the Verbal section was difficult with long passage. Logical Reasoning was also tricky and calculation intensive. Students also said that Quantitative section was however Moderate in difficulty level in comparison to Verbal section.

Now that you have taken the CAT exam, apart from preparing for XAT, and other upcoming exams, your next step should be to know more about Indias best B-schools. By staying informed you will chose the best-fit B-schools to apply. MBAUniverse.com is starting a new series to make you familiar with leading B-schools and the first B-school in this series is Indian Institute of Management Ranchi, which in a short span of just three years has managed to get attention of the students, and top recruiters.