Chirag Shukla

CAT is not an easy exam to crack, and it is not uncommon for test-takers to attempt the exam multiple times before finally being shortlisted by an IIM. Preparing for an exam like this requires serious amount of dedication and focus and this is why many working professionals consider quitting

The pandemic has hit the job market across the world - hard. According to a recent report, nearly 19 million salaried Indians have lost their jobs since the pandemic began. The pandemic also hit the Indian MBA hiring market in the first half of 2020, with job offers and summer

The Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning section of the CAT exam has been the pain-point for lakhs of aspirants who have taken the test in the past. Unlike the QA section, the DI-LR section doesn't differentiate between engineers and non-engineers - its wrath is showered upon everyone equally, as was

The Quantitative Ability (QA) section of the CAT exam is one that many test-takers have struggled with in the past; engineers and non-engineers alike. For some non-engineers this section is their Achilles's heel and can bring down their overall CAT percentile, especially when nightmares like CAT 2018 present themselves.Given that