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`CAT Dossier' for professionals

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI: Premier B-schools today are focussing on people with work experience. A panel of IIM / IIFT / IIT faculty members of Career Launcher will conduct a two-hour `CAT Dossier' for working professionals aspiring for CAT 2007. They will highlight how the top B schools view working professionals and CAT preparation strategies and solve questions on Quantitative aptitude and English usage.

The sessions will be conducted at their T.Nagar and Adyar centres on March 10 and 11. For free participation and registration, call 98413 77447 or 98410 30147.

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