What are the Book's to be refer for the CAT exam .please suggest the names of the book...Thank u..?
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There are no standard books for CAT. You can not bell the CAT by practising some prescribed books. It would be better if you join some TEST SERIES by TIME or IMS or CL. It will give you better practise than any book.
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You can get some old exams in this website\n\nhttp://www.cate.fiu.edu/Courses/EEL-4746/micros_class/index.html\n\nalso you can get this book for 1 dollar\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=378&item=4602089149\n\nIt has very good info on it
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You should search it's web-site.\nBut do u know that if u want to get admission in it u have to pass CAT exam & too many compitioner.U have to strugle veryy hard.
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i would suggest for ebooks rather than online studies because you would get more wide scop for free in the book \nbut then a lot of sites are available online you can search it on google or yahoo search engines\nthe one below is shortlisted not the best but one of the online sites
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I found one on eBay:\n$2.95 for the book plus $3.00 shipping\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/A-Certification-for-Dummies-by-Ron-Gilster-1999_W0QQitemZ4650981847QQihZ002QQcategoryZ378QQssPageNameZWD1VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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I haven't taken CSET, but I highly recommend Princeton Review. I used their guide for the GRE and I aced that one!
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http://www.library.cornell.edu/nr/bookcpdf/c5-13.pdf\n\nGood luck!
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If you are in India, then Common Admission Test (CAT) for admission to Indian Institute of Technology is the best entrance test. There are number of coaching colleges. Brilliant Tutorials is among the good ones.
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Admission into one of the six Indian Institutes of Management is every MBA aspirant's dream. \n\nThe Common Admission Test (CAT), which is the qualifying examination for admission to the IIMs and other top management institutions across the country, is one of the most challenging entrance examinations. There are numerous coaching centres and classes to train graduates to clear it. Every year, CAT is conducted during the month of November or December. This year CAT is to be held on November 21 in several centres in the country. \n\nOver one lakh applicants will take the examination, hoping for a successful career in management. The entrance examination isn’t, however, their final hurdle.  \nWrite better \n\nInterview tips\n\nPower your resume \n\nBack to Go 'n Do! Home\n \n\nCandidates who clear the test with the cut-off percentages fixed by various institutions will be short listed and called for group discussions and personal interviews after which the final selection will be made. \n\nSuch is the magnitude of CAT. It's big. Students start preparing a year or two in advance and very rarely can one be confident about one's performance in the test, for the performance is rated in a 'relative' manner. \n\nDespite all this, it's certainly not impossible to crack CAT. People have done it before, therefore you too can. It just calls for systematic preparation, meticulous hard work, and the right frame of mind while taking the test. \n\nHere are a few tips you could follow if you are keen about attempting CAT 2005. \n\n*Start now! \n*It is never too early when it comes to preparing for CAT. The earlier, the better! Starting early would give you that much more time to learn, understand, apply and remember. \n*There are several institutions like TIME, IMS, Career Forum etc that have a complete module for CAT. Taking up coaching classes in one of these centres will help you systematise the process. \n*Apart from regular classes, these centres give model question papers and also conduct several mock CAT examinations to help identify your strengths, weaknesses and thereby enable focused learning. \nIt is vital to brush up your basic Math and Language skills. \n\n*Part of your daily routine: \nMake preparation for CAT a part of your daily schedule. Continuous practice is vital. Practice makes perfect. So perfect the art of practice. \n\n*Focus: \nSet yourself deadlines in simple things like completion of a section. This will not only help you judge your speed, but also help you improve it. \nRemember that it's you who wants to see yourself sitting in one of the IIMS this time next year. So give your best. Don't ever let over confidence or laziness ruin your chances. \n\n*Read up: \nYour regular course material aside, you also need to update yourself with what's happening in the world. Read newspapers, magazines, editorials, simply anything you can lay your hands on. \nApart from equipping yourself with general knowledge, you are also improving your reading speed, which is very important in the entrance examination. \nAlso, you could get a passage on anything from 'Possibility of life on Mars' to 'Water scarcity in Chennai'. So reading a wide-range of articles would help you be prepared for any topic. \n\n*Believe in yourself: \nHave the right amount of confidence in yourself. In times of fear or doubt, tell yourself "Of course I can, I should , I will!" After all, hard work will never let you down. \nTreat this as a genuine learning process that's going to help you crack several tests, interviews in future with great ease. \n\nAll the best! \ncc
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Computer networks by Andrew S Tanenbaum\n\nWilliam Stallings.\n\n(books above r not online books , but they r the standard ones)\n\nfor online books visit
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Look it up on google. It will give you the site that has it. Google searches millions of web pages. So its the best place to look for the the book you want.
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Go to Barnes and Noble and check out all of their QUE books.  I have been using QUE books for 15 years and find them easy to read and very comprehensive.
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I found a study guide for Postal Workers at the Library.  Ask the librarian where the Civil Service Exam questions are kept.  There's usually a whole section of 'em.
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Seriously speaking......if you are interested in studying...and seriously preparing for CAT ....and you are getting the same material (whole of it including the SIMCAT/MOCK papers, FLTs, Sectional Tests, and other books) xeroxed and cheeper than the course material then all you need to do is to enroll urself for a Test Series programme of any coaching institute(Career Launcher, T.I.M.E. , IMS, AMS, Careerforum). This is required to give you a feel of giving CAT....in classroom environment  and trust me when I say...it makes a big difference solving a CAT paper at home and solving it in classroom environment.\n\nThat was for if you yourself feel like preparing for CAT. But if you are abit lazy and may not study according to routine then get the correspondence course....may be money will push you to study the materials.\n\nIn both the cases.....go for the latest materials coz every year, there is some addition/change in materials also....as there is in CAT.\nBest Of Luck!
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We got a Maine Coon cat who we named Harryhausen. His father's name was Hal Bop, which I thought was a cool name for a cat. Harryhausen is the greatest - provokes astonishment from guests, is gigantic, peaceable, with a quiet meow. I had an Angora once and he was the most obnoxious bloody cat on the planet with a very irritating meow. Manx cats look kinda cool, but I don't know much about them. Ditto, Persian.
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try this site:\nhttp://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_b/105-8084926-4027628?url=node%3D1000%2C53&field-keywords=Computer+science+sample+exam
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sir,  gmat and cat both are totally different mba entrance tests and there is no role of gmat in cat exam.\nbut if u are talking about importance or prefrence of gmat in mba entrance then i would like to tell u that there are several institutes which takes gmat scores. so it is an useful test for mba entrance.\nif ur question is that if u are giving cat exam and u get prefrence over a student who dosent have a score in gmat then u r wrong because u dosent get any prefrence of gmat. because cut-off list is prepared on basis of cat score (institutes who admits cat scores).