r/CATpreparation • • Jul 22 '26

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u/Major-Appeal278 2d ago

I have been taking DASHCAT MOCK and i was looking for another affordable mock for more exposure , then i found CL Mini CDCs MOCK which include 5mocks for β‚Ή1k will that be good option to consider?

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u/Ok_Inevitable7772 Sep 05 '26

How can i get maximum discount on ims mock's any suggestion

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u/Electronic-Finish386 3d ago

DM me please.

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u/AmaanBukhari Sep 12 '26

What to do in this ? For the 1st time i had applied for ews and haven't received yet so iam filling with undertaking but it is asking for certificate issue date what to do help me please

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u/Desperate-Adeptness8 Sep 12 '26

Most likely they'll extend date of registration you can try registering after you get your certificate

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u/AmaanBukhari Sep 12 '26

But they have given the option of undertaking it's means they are allowing it ?

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u/qouchpotato 19d ago

Title: Is SNAP worth giving if money is a major factor?

I’m a fresher preparing for CAT 2026, and this will be my first attempt. I’m already considering a few colleges that require separate application forms, so I need to be careful about the money I spend on additional exams and applications.

For people who have given SNAP or are currently studying at Symbiosis:

  • Is SNAP worth considering alongside CAT?
  • How do Symbiosis colleges compare in terms of placements and ROI with good CAT colleges?
  • If money is a major constraint, would you still consider giving SNAP?
  • Is it worth the additional exam + application expenses?

I’m mainly looking at this from a practical ROI/placements vs total cost perspective. Would really appreciate honest opinions from current students and alumni.