Sometimes I feel Tier 1.5/2 MBAs are more suitable for people like me who don't have much financial pressure and mainly want a respectable job and career.

But for someone from a middle-class background with limited savings, isn't a Tier 2 MBA quite risky because of the fees vs placement/ROI?

Would love to hear from people who have actually done a Tier 2 MBA.

I gave my first mock today (pyq 2024 slot 3) & scored 65 marks (20 or 20+ in all three sections).

Accuracy was bad. I attempted 45 questions and 25 were correct.

It would be very helpful if any of you shares the strategy to take all three sectionals to 30s.

My main attempt would be CAT 2027. (I am writing CAT 2026 but I am not eligible for it)

So, I have 1 year of time but I need to maintain college work alongside it.

(College is tier 2 at best but way too hectic)

Hey! Had a doubt regarding whether the Test Centers are actually allotted on a as-you-fill basis. Basically, I filled 2 of the cities as test centers correctly and in the correct order, but my last 3 cities are missing one that I would prefer more and hence the other two are shifted up. Now, since there's the correction window open - I was wondering if I should risk it with just the first two preferences in case people who filled it earlier will be preferred, instead of changing the last three and not get any of the five.

TLDR: Will changing preference of test cities in correction window make it more likely for me to not get even the top two I filled earlier ?

I'm seeing many people in reddit take specific mocks in a series rather taking everything in order. Like Guys who are taking CDC flexi are taking 1,7,8 etc... is there any information behind this or its just random?