CAT on Nov 16; IIMs set to be richer by Rs 23 crore

The news story reports "despite an unfolding global economic crisis, uncertainties about the pay-packets to be offered in the next placement season and the RC Bhargava Committee recommending a regulator to curtail their ‘autonomy’, at least one thing is clear to the seven Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs): the November 16 Common Admission Test (CAT) will make them richer by around Rs 23crore". The Common Admission Test is the core for the management aspirants and keeping the global meltdown in the scenario students may be interested to top the exam rather in finding out the impact of global crisis on Indian economy. Of late there is a impact on India economy due to the global crisis, but those have been practising hard to crack the exam, might not be interetd take a back step. Their aim must be to crack the CAT. As this will give them the best place to study and from there they can ignite their dreams.

CAT exams are the most important and crucial for the aspirants as well for the institutes. The CAT scoring is on the tough test for the aspirants to join management stream. In order to crack the CAT the students have been on a pace in their preparations. Of course there is global meltdown and the crisis has also affected the campus selections at IIMs but the present scenario will change. The global economy has been recovering from the slowdown and credit crisis. Since, it is the first global impact on India from the globalization. The slowdown and credit crisis may have impact on the economy but for temporary, as the finance minister has also assured about Indian financial system many times. It is time for the management aspirants to crack the exam and retain a good position to get through the best courses in management stream in India.