How do I balance out the time and accuracy factors in Quant section? How do I divide my time for different sub-sections of Quant section? What are the key scoring areas in Quant section? How to approach quant section during the CAT exam?

These are some of the questions that MBA Aspirants ask to MBAUniverse.com as they look for tips on their CAT strategy which can lead them to dream IIMs and other top B-schools like FMS, JBIMS, SPJIMR, IMT, MDI etc.

With 100 days left for CAT 2013, weekly Live Chat at MBAUniverse.com will host Mr Abhishek Gupta, National Product Head for MBA Test-Prep at Career Launcher India as guest expert on July 19 at 3.00 pm.
IIM Indore, which is conducting CAT 2013 on behalf of all 13 IIMs, has announced the CAT dates from 16 October to 11 November 2013.

Mr Gupta will guide CAT Aspirants on Quant Prep strategy for remaining 100 days to CAT 2013 during the hour long Chat session which will begin at 3.00 pm.

CAT aspirants, when they begin their preparation journey to get into one of the desired B-schools have one thing in common on their mind that they are aspiring for the best available opportunity based on their expected performance and percentile.

Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT 2014) will conduct entrance test for admissions to its flagship MBA (IB) programme for academic session 2014-16 on November 24, 2013. The registration for the entrance opened today. The institute runs the programme in its two campuses New Delhi & Kolkata.

According to the institute, the last date for obtaining prospectus through post is August 20, 2013 and obtaining the same from IIFT 2014 counters is September 3, 2013. The last date for receipt of applications is September 3, 2013.

Leadership Guru & Kimberly Clark Lever MD Prakash Iyer will share his insights on developing leadership qualities among budding mangers in B-schools at Indian Management Conclave (IMC) 2013 on August 2-3 in New Delhi.

CAT has been through consistent changes over the years. While the vocabulary related questions in VA would be based on direct usage in nineties, now the questions are mostly based on the contextual usage of words.

How some of the B-schools have cracked puzzles facing Indian management education? What are the answers to the crises in MBA Education? What are some of the best ideas that can be applied and replicated by all B-schools to fix their challenges?

Are 100 days enough to prepare for the toughest exam in India?

Yes. Instead of giving a roundabout answer and an explanation, I thought that the best way to address the question is by giving the right answer. And yes, the answer to the above question is that 100 days are more than sufficient to prepare and ace the CAT exam. However, it does not matter if I think so, as long as the student does not think so.

CAT is an aptitude based exam and improves one aptitude is a matter of practice. 100 days is enough 150 would have been better 300 is even better.

The stage is set for Indian Management Conclave (IMC) Conference and Awards 2013 on August 2-3 in New Delhi with the much awaited biggest annual gathering of MBA Educators bringing global academic thought leaders, IMC Award finalist B-schools, CXOs and international accreditation agencies like AACSB, EQUIS/EFMD to share their insight on adding value to management education.