Hi, I am sorry if this isn't the right place to post this, but Icannot find the admission process for JBIMS anywhere on the net. If someone could help me with the dates and exam I will be grateful. Thank you in advance.

Hi, the admission process for JBIMS starts after the MAH-CET Exam. The admission happens through the CAP round. You can visit the official website ( https://cetcell.mahacet.org/ )to stay updated.

vedio solutions are present in offer or not

Hi Yogesh, The offer which is running currently there contains only text solutions. For video solutions you can enroll to different package. Please email to support@cracku.in. Our team will get back to you.

Please allow me to do mocks at cheaper price. Also I have taken sectional test series of yours. It's hard for my pocket to take test series at that price.

Hi Vashu Jaiswal, Our team member will contact you shortly.

Hello my quants are stagnant at around 33 marks now almost 90 percent accuracy. What should I do in the coming months to take it up to 50 marks.

Hi Varun Binoy, 33 marks in QA fetchs you 98-99%ile in CAT. You can check the following video on how to score 100%ile in each section and overall https://youtu.be/SmOKQ1ZpAnY

Hi team, from august 1st I'm planning to take mocks. Should my mock strategy be like Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday or 2 mocks per week. Please suggest right strategy for me.

Hi Pramukh Shankar, Start taking mocks as soon as possible. Start taking 2 mocks per week. After taking a mock, analyse the mock, work on the topic you underperformed and then take the next mock. Try to practice a good number of questions on the topic you underperformed before you take the next mock. Eventually, you can increase the number of mocks you take in a week. Apart from mocks, start solving previous CAT papers as well. Previous papers link: https://cracku.in/cat-previous-papers Hope this helps!

i got 83 percentile in cat 2021 I am still scoring around 60s any tips to improve (general non eng male X;Xii;grad(91/87/68)

Hi Vinay, Analyse the mocks thoroughly and see where you're struggling. The reason for low scores could be weak basics / bad exam strategy / lack of practice / exam pressure. Identify it and work on that. Also, identify your weak sections and work on them (by taking topic/sectional tests).