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11 Mar 2014, 23:59
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Hi guys, this is goutham.
I am interested in pursuing MBA. we all know CAT n GMAT are the key vehicle for MBA. Can anyone please throw some light on this. which is the better one, CAT or GMAT. And please tell me some better coaching centers in bengaluru.
Thanks in advance
I am interested in pursuing MBA. we all know CAT n GMAT are the key vehicle for MBA. Can anyone please throw some light on this. which is the better one, CAT or GMAT. And please tell me some better coaching centers in bengaluru.
Thanks in advance
14 Mar 2014, 04:59
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Dude - you'll gonna be a management professional in near future,so please don't ask questions like "who's is better - Newton or Einstein"..."Bill Gates or Steve Jobs" 
As for MBA admission tests - it's up to you! From where you'd like to do your MBA, where you'd like to settle down immediately post-MBA etc.
If you want to go into IIMs or other top b-schools in India and have just graduated from college or have insignificant(re few months/a year or so) WE then go for CAT. If you want to do MBA abroad and have significant WE(3-4 years at least with strong leadership activities both at job and outside job-place) then go for GMAT (although if ISB in your list then you still can give GMAT with low WE).
As for prep centers in Bangalore - not know in detail as I'm not based over there. But heard that jamboree works good for some people.
You may also want to explore the options here in our club but before that go through this.
Hope it helps somewhat and Welcome to the GMAT Club
As for MBA admission tests - it's up to you! From where you'd like to do your MBA, where you'd like to settle down immediately post-MBA etc.
If you want to go into IIMs or other top b-schools in India and have just graduated from college or have insignificant(re few months/a year or so) WE then go for CAT. If you want to do MBA abroad and have significant WE(3-4 years at least with strong leadership activities both at job and outside job-place) then go for GMAT (although if ISB in your list then you still can give GMAT with low WE).
As for prep centers in Bangalore - not know in detail as I'm not based over there. But heard that jamboree works good for some people.
You may also want to explore the options here in our club but before that go through this.
Hope it helps somewhat and Welcome to the GMAT Club
17 Mar 2014, 22:31
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thank you bagdbmba,
you may feel some of my questions are too silly to answer. Just 2 months before i heard a word GMAT(i am not kidding), I am completely a newcomer to Gmat or CAT.
I thought of doing CAT, coming to tutorials, i heard 2IIM, IMS, Endeavour, career launcher ...... Can I get a better coaching here. If anyone here are aware of better CAT tutorials pls let me know.
I heard something like if a guy prepared for CAT, he can easily cracks GRE it seems, IS this true.
Or does vice versa goes good.
you may feel some of my questions are too silly to answer. Just 2 months before i heard a word GMAT(i am not kidding), I am completely a newcomer to Gmat or CAT.
I thought of doing CAT, coming to tutorials, i heard 2IIM, IMS, Endeavour, career launcher ...... Can I get a better coaching here. If anyone here are aware of better CAT tutorials pls let me know.
I heard something like if a guy prepared for CAT, he can easily cracks GRE it seems, IS this true.
Or does vice versa goes good.
