Tata McGraw-Hill set to make CAT preparation accessible for one and all

• Launches CAT ONLINE- a first of its kind integration of all conceivable forms of training
• CAT ONLINE- printed book, CD, live classroom training and mobile support package- @ Rs 1295/-

Tata McGraw-Hill Education, the market leading provider of educational materials in India since 1970, today announced a path breaking innovation for all CAT aspirants across the country. The company launched CAT ONLINE- a unique augmented product that integrates the print, electronic, online and mobile medium for preparation for CAT. Priced at a reasonably affordable Rs 1295/-, the educational aid is the first of its kind in the country to integrate all conceivable forms of training.

The product consists of a printed book, a CD, live classroom training and mobile support for training for CAT. The printed book is a comprehensive support system for the CAT aspirants with coverage of all sections supported by plenty of practice exercises. The CD has tips and techniques video by Arun Sharma, recorded classes, mock tests and a walkthrough on how to join the online classes. The online resource at www.mindworkzz.in has 30 hours live classroom sessions and access to further classes. mConnect is a mobile support in a dynamic testing environment, easy to download application, with features like time schedule, negative marking among others.

Announcing the launch of the product, Mr Biju Kumar, Head, School and Test Prep division, Tata McGraw-Hill, said, “We are both pleased and proud to have designed this prototype and unique product for CAT aspirants across the country. CAT ONLINE is our contribution to address the issue of dearth of quality professional educational aids available in the country for preparation for CAT. This product, authored by Arun Sharma, an expert and renowned management guru, will aid aspirants from various part of the country at a very reasonable cost. The product combines the durability of a printed product, the relevance of the electronic medium and the freshness of mobile technology.”