Vishwa Vishwani Institute of Systems and Management News & Updates 2025: Notifications, Notice, Result

CAT vs CMAT, NMAT, XAT, SNAP & Other MBA Entrance Exams is an analysis that is done by nearly all management aspirants before the MBA entrance exam season. Candidates looking forward to MBA admission 2025 may have started preparing for the numerous entrance exams being conducted in 2025. The notifications of several entrance exams such as CAT, MAT, XAT, etc. will be released on their respective websites. 

The list of colleges accepting above 35,000 rank in TS ICET 2025 includes Alluri Institute of Management Sciences, Narasimha Reddy Engineering College, Vaagdevi College of Engineering, Nigama Engineering College, Sai Sudhir PG College, and St. Joseph's PG College. While these colleges may not be as widely recognised as the top institutions that accept higher ranks, they still provide a decent opportunity to pursue an MBA or MCA degree. If you have a rank above 35000 but perform well in the selection rounds and have an excellent academic background, you may be considered for admission to better colleges. The TS ICET 2025 exam was conducted on June 8 and 9, 2025, and the results have been made available on July 7, 2025. General category candidates must score at least 25% or 50 marks out of 200 in aggregate but no minimum qualifying percentage has been mentioned for reserved category candidates. The list of colleges accepting above 35,000 ranks in TS ICET 2025, which we have provided below, can help low scorers explore more options and make the right choice.

Karnataka PGCET Mock Allotment Cutoff 2025: The Karnataka Examination Authority has released PGCET Mock Allotment Cutoff 2025 on September 30, 2025, to provide candidates with an idea of their potential admission prospects based on their PGCET scores and course preferences. The PGCET Mock Allotment Cutoff 2025 is available in PDF format, organized college-wise for the postgraduate programmes such as MBA, MCA and M.Tech. The PDFs can  be downloaded without any required login credentials. It will include details such as college names and their respective code, allotted category cutoff and other important information.  By reviewing the mock allotment results, candidates can make necessary adjustments to their preferences before the final seat allotment. 

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Karnataka PGCET Mock Allotment Result 2025: The Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) released Karnataka PGCET Mock Allotment Result 2025 on September 29. This result has been made available to candidates at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea/pgcet2025, and its direct link has been provided here for ease of access. The mock allotment process takes into account the choices filled by candidates, their marks in the qualifying examination, and the availability of seats in participating institutions. The allotment result is available in a PDF format through the candidate login, detailing the names of candidates, the courses and colleges they have been allotted, and other pertinent information. Candidates will be able to review their allotment status and proceed to edit their choices to increase their chances of admission between September 29 (5 PM) to October 3,2025 (until 11 AM)

Building a strong vocabulary for the CAT VARC section is important since most of the questions are based on reading comprehension and demand a thorough understanding of words, its meanings and usage. With good vocabulary, you can quickly grasp the main ideas of complex passages, gauge difficult words, and answer questions more accurately in the upcoming CAT 2025 exam. Besides, it also helps to easily comprehend and answer verbal ability questions, like para jumbles, sentence correction, fill-in-the-blanks, synonyms-antonyms. This article overviews some of the most effective strategies to build a strong vocabulary for CAT 2025 VARC section that will enhance your reading speed and accuracy, thus improving the overall exam scores. 

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Reading Comprehension (RC) is a crucial and challenging part of the CAT exam, testing not just your ability to read but also your skills in analytical thinking, inference, and critical reasoning. The difficulty level of the RC passages may vary depending on the genre, and you might find yourself stuck with one such challenge while solving practice questions. Fret not, we have provided a complete guide on how to tackle different reading comprehension genres like factual & data-driven passages, philosophical and abstract passages, narrative and descriptive passages etc. to make your preparation journey easier. Read this complete article to know how you can handle different RC genres in CAT 2025. 

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Pursuing an MBA/ PGDM degree from any of the Indian Institutes of Management can be a major financial hurdle even for decently well-off families, making scholarships and financial aid options at IIMs a highly sought-after benefit. Different IIM campuses offer various types of scholarships to eligible students, each with its own specific eligibility requirements. Most IIM scholarships either require you to be academically exceptional or have financial constraints in order to be eligible for financial aid. The application process for each of these scholarships and financial aid options at IIMs must be known so that during the IIM MBA admission process, you can select the scholarship option best suited for you with ease.