With just three months to go for CAT 2019, a lot of aspirants might have decided to give it a try. If you are one of those people who is starting out from scratch with your CAT Prep, then this post is for you. Read on.
CAT 2020 is now just 5 months away, and there are a lot of MBA aspirants who are just starting out with their preparation, while others have already been preparing for months. Regardless, each one of you must have many questions at this stage. For starters, are 5 months enough to prepare for CAT? What kind of time does one need to give to CAT preparation, and most importantly, what should be the month-wise strategy from hereon? In this post, a CAT expert lays out a solid 5-month preparation strategy for all CAT 2020 aspirants, and answers some important questions.
Ever thought of quitting your job for taking a fair attempt at CAT? Well, what would you call it? “A naked short” or “A well-hedged decision”? Well, if the answer is “I haven’t figured out yet”, this article is for you. Believe me, by the time you will finish reading this article, you might be certain if you want to take that risk.
Gitanj Sheth comes from Bhavnagar, a beautiful city in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat. He moved to Ahmedabad to pursue his graduation in mechanical engineering at Nirma University. His younger brother, Viraj Sheth, and he are first-year students at XLRI. When he is not too busy pursuing PGDHRM, Gitanj loves to grow vegetables in his room at XL.
This is for all those who take themselves too seriously. All those who think that their performance in CAT is what will define them for the rest of their life. Take it easy. None of this anxiety is worth it. It will neither help you on the D-Day nor is it helping you right now trying to gear up for the test. Maybe it is because you are giving CAT 2018 too much respect. Chat with Ankit Doshi, Founder of InsideIIM.com and an IIM Indore alumnus, before the CAT day to mentally prepare yourself for it. If you can't view the webinar properly, please click here.
This webinar is scheduled after CAT 2018 is done and dusted. From analysing the paper to predicting percentiles to how to overcome disappointments about the paper (if any), Arkss will cover it all. This webinar is a must-attend for all CAT 2018 takers.
This webinar with Pratik Ranjan, an IIM Lucknow student, is scheduled for when there are less than 24 hours left for CAT 2019. Nervous? Anxious? Don't know how you will do? It's time to keep all that aside and just talk. There should be no preparation happening at this stage, but if you absolutely must prepare, ask Pratik what you should focus on. This is the final dose you require before appearing for CAT 2019. From motivation to individual section tips to what all you should carry on the D-Day, Pratik plans to cover it all. Stay Tuned.
In this webinar, Arkss, National Head - MBA at Career Launcher, will walk you through what you should be doing on the day before CAT 2018. Should you appear for more mocks? Should you appear for sectional tests? What can you do in 24 hours that can help you improve your scores? How to cope with last-minute jitters? All these questions and more to be answered in this webinar. Stay Tuned!
With just three months to go for CAT 2019, a lot of aspirants might have decided to give it a try. If you are one of those people who is starting out from scratch with your CAT Prep, then this post is for you. Read on.
CAT 2020 is now just 5 months away, and there are a lot of MBA aspirants who are just starting out with their preparation, while others have already been preparing for months. Regardless, each one of you must have many questions at this stage. For starters, are 5 months enough to prepare for CAT? What kind of time does one need to give to CAT preparation, and most importantly, what should be the month-wise strategy from hereon? In this post, a CAT expert lays out a solid 5-month preparation strategy for all CAT 2020 aspirants, and answers some important questions.
Ever thought of quitting your job for taking a fair attempt at CAT? Well, what would you call it? “A naked short” or “A well-hedged decision”? Well, if the answer is “I haven’t figured out yet”, this article is for you. Believe me, by the time you will finish reading this article, you might be certain if you want to take that risk.
Gitanj Sheth comes from Bhavnagar, a beautiful city in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat. He moved to Ahmedabad to pursue his graduation in mechanical engineering at Nirma University. His younger brother, Viraj Sheth, and he are first-year students at XLRI. When he is not too busy pursuing PGDHRM, Gitanj loves to grow vegetables in his room at XL.
This is for all those who take themselves too seriously. All those who think that their performance in CAT is what will define them for the rest of their life. Take it easy. None of this anxiety is worth it. It will neither help you on the D-Day nor is it helping you right now trying to gear up for the test. Maybe it is because you are giving CAT 2018 too much respect. Chat with Ankit Doshi, Founder of InsideIIM.com and an IIM Indore alumnus, before the CAT day to mentally prepare yourself for it. If you can't view the webinar properly, please click here.
This webinar is scheduled after CAT 2018 is done and dusted. From analysing the paper to predicting percentiles to how to overcome disappointments about the paper (if any), Arkss will cover it all. This webinar is a must-attend for all CAT 2018 takers.
This webinar with Pratik Ranjan, an IIM Lucknow student, is scheduled for when there are less than 24 hours left for CAT 2019. Nervous? Anxious? Don't know how you will do? It's time to keep all that aside and just talk. There should be no preparation happening at this stage, but if you absolutely must prepare, ask Pratik what you should focus on. This is the final dose you require before appearing for CAT 2019. From motivation to individual section tips to what all you should carry on the D-Day, Pratik plans to cover it all. Stay Tuned.
In this webinar, Arkss, National Head - MBA at Career Launcher, will walk you through what you should be doing on the day before CAT 2018. Should you appear for more mocks? Should you appear for sectional tests? What can you do in 24 hours that can help you improve your scores? How to cope with last-minute jitters? All these questions and more to be answered in this webinar. Stay Tuned!
