FMS Delhi News & Updates 2026: Notifications, Notice, Result

Wondering how to prepare for CAT VARC 2025? Preparing for CAT VARC may seem daunting as it evaluates your understanding of the English language, including reading, comprehension, and verbal reasoning. However, with consistent effort and the right strategies, it is possible to overcome the challenges and significantly improve performance. You must focus on enhancing your reading speed and comprehension, regularly practice with diverse reading materials, and attempt the previous year's question papers. It is also crucial to work on building your vocabulary and understanding of grammar rules. Also, don't forget to solve sectional mock tests to gauge your preparation level and improve your time management skills. If you are beginning your CAT 2025 exam preparation but don't know how to prepare for CAT VARC, then check out the tips below.

How to Prepare for CAT DILR 2025 is a question every MBA aspirant must know the answer to and adhere to when following a productive learning plan in order to ace the CAT exam with a high score both sectionally and overall. One of the trickiest parts of the CAT exam is the section on Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning. The CAT exam's DILR evaluates your aptitude for problem-solving. Gaining an edge in this section requires consistent and rigorous work. Therefore, you should start your CAT preparation by addressing this section first.

There is a 40-minute sectional time restriction, during which you have to answer 24 questions. DILR constitutes a major part of CAT, and this is the section where many students face trouble. The CAT 2025 exam will be conducted on November 30, 2025, in 130 test cities across India.

MBA Fees in India can range from roughly INR 15,000 to INR 35 lakh. The tuition fees at government colleges have been observed to be lower when compared to those at private MBA institutions. This is because they receive financial aid from the state or the central government to conduct their MBA programs. Notably, the top MBA colleges in India are the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) where the MBA fees range from INR 17,30,000 to INR 27,00,000. There are variations in course fees even among the IIMs, for instance, the fee for the PGP program at IIM Sirmaur is INR 17,50,000, while the MBA course fee at IIM Ahmedabad is INR 26,10,000 lakh.

IIM CAT Result 2025: The IIM CAT Result 2025 is going to be declared shortly by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) for almost 2.9 lakh aspirants who appeared for the exam on November 30. In line with the trends of previous years and considering the standard duration of the evaluation process, the CAT results are usually declared within 18-20 days after the examination, generally between 4 PM and 6 PM. Following this pattern, the IIM CAT 2025 result will be declared on or before December 19,  2025, and with a strong possibility that the results might be declared anytime after 5:00 PM.

MAT CBT Admit Card December 2025 Releasing Today: The MAT CBT December admit card 2025 for the CBT exam will be released today, December 18, 2025. Candidates who have completed their applications and have paid the application fee can download their admit cards from the official portal, using their login credentials- such as their email ID, date of birth, and password. All candidates must have their admit cards to take the MAT CBT 2025 examination. The admit card will include details such as the candidate's name, registration number, roll number, their photo, signature, exam date and time, the address of your exam centre, and instructions for the exam day. 

What's a Good MICAT 2026 Score: This is one of the most commonly searched questions among aspirants aiming for admission to the PGDM and PGDM-C programmes at the Mudra Institute of Communications (MICA). For the Descriptive Test, a score in the range of 40–45 is generally considered good, while for the Aptitude section, a score of 20–25 is viewed as competitive. Overall, a cumulative score of 80–90 can be regarded as a good MICAT 2026 score.

One of the most challenging and important sections of the XAT exam is Decision Making. To successfully answer questions from this particular section you are required to have a very clear strategic mindset and ethical clarity. Unlike other exams, Decision Making section in the XAT exam will test your judgemental skills, ethical clarity and knowledge and practical reasoning to solve and balance business and personal problems. Usually it can be seen that candidates who score good marks in the Quantitative Aptitude or Verbal Ability section, they falter in this section as they are not able to correctly understand the intent of the question or trapped in the mistakes of emotional bias or over analysis. You can go through this article to know how you can avoid XAT mistakes in Decision Making. 

University of Technology and Management (UTM), Shillong has announced admission to engineering and management courses. Students who are interested can now apply both in offline and online mode.