It’s that time of the year again! B-school entrance exams like CAT, GMAT, XAT, CET, NMAT, SNAP, MICAT, etc. are round the corner. This year, with the economic downturn that the pandemic has forced the world into, getting into a top b-school matters even more for you and rightly so too.
This January 2020, you had made a resolution that you will crack that entrance exam and get into the most prestigious MBA program; but you realized that working alone is not going to cut it. You might need professional guidance and well, you even signed up for coaching classes, started learning concepts and practising. Suddenly, you were just thrown off course with the pandemic; classes were cancelled indefinitely, working from home, managing daily chores, looking for online sources of help, etc.
Fast forward to today, CAT 2020 is just a little more than a month away and other exams are right behind it. You might be happy with your mock scores, but not 100% sure and confident that you have that slight edge. Or maybe you’re just thinking about what b-school you want to target. Or you just want some guidance on how to portray your profile in interviews. But wait, don’t get so confused. We have just the right person you would want to talk to; Parag Chitale. He is a JBIMS alumnus, MBA preparation mentor with about 20 years of experience of helping thousands of students get into top B-schools like IIM (A, B, C, L, K, I), FMS, XLRI, SPJIMR, JBIMS, MDI, NMIMS, MICA, etc.
With
Kounsel 1-on-1 Mentorship program, get 1-on-1 personalized mentoring from Parag Chitale and get an edge over the other candidates in B-school entrance exams. You can choose to book a 3 session or a 5 session plan with him and you have a 90 days window to schedule these sessions; so you can have 1 session before CAT, 1 session before XAT & 1 session before IIM calls, etc. or you can have all sessions before CAT. Watch him talk about his passion for mentoring & helping students here.
During this mentorship, he will be able to answer any MBA preparation strategy and career-related queries that you might have, for example,
Why should you do an MBA? Is it the right time for you to do it? Should you do it right now or try to get some more work experience?
Should you do it from India or abroad? If India / abroad, which B-schools should I target based on my profile (fresher, work-ex, engineer, non-engineer)?
How to prepare for CAT / GMAT / XAT or any other exam? What should be my strategy?
How to prepare for GDs and PIs? What are my strengths & weaknesses?
So come on in and get answers to any such questions. Why wait in confusion when you can get clarity? Let his experience, foresight and wisdom become yours!
P.S. This is a career mentorship program, so please note that test prep or doubt solving questions will not be entertained.