Akshaykumar Sirsalewala, an IIM Kozhikode Student and a CA, scored 99.24%ile in CAT 2017. It's not only engineers who can crack CAT. You can be from any academic background, that can't stop you from cracking CAT and getting into a b-school. In this webinar, Akshay will walk you through his strategy and tips, which you as an engineer or a non-engineer can follow to crack CAT 2018 and score that perfect 99%ile.
Managing the time is paramount to scoring well in the CAT Exam. CAT has three sections with a sectional time limit of 1 hour. Though this set up reduces the burden on aspirants to manage time between the sections, managing the time while taking a section remains an issue. Every section has its idiosyncrasies and hence there is a method in the madness to ensure good scores in each section. In this webinar, Jeetesh Varshney, an IIM Udaipur student, will talk to you guys about the same, i.e. how to strategize and manage time in CAT exam to maximise your score. Join at 7 pm. If you are unable to view the webinar here, please click here.
With just two weeks to CAT 2018, preparing yourself mentally for the D-Day is as important as taking and analysing mocks. As the D-day approaches, it is natural for your adrenaline to hit new highs and for your heart to palpitate faster than ever. It is normal for you to see flashbacks of your journey so far: your performance in mocks, your tryst with coaching classes, and your secret affair with QA, DI/LR, and VA. While these thoughts might occupy your mind in the last few days, remember that they can have serious implication on your performance on the final day. This webinar with Pratik Ranjan, an IIM Lucknow student, is to help you with just this. Join the webinar today at 6 pm. If you can't view the webinar on this page, click here.
The palpitations and fear would have increased manifold!
With CAT 2018 just a few months away what shall you do now to score well in the exam? Searching here and there will fetch you fragmented suggestions but this article aims to provide a holistic approach to crack CAT. You will come across multiple blogs which will though share some ideal steps to prepare but will be difficult to follow because there is so much to do in so less time. At this point, it is very important to utilize your time effectively, spend your time in the right direction and define your priorities.
There is no one fit size for all the CAT Aspirants. It is based on the individual’s strengths, weakness. Following are the tips, which may be useful for the Aspirants.
I have always been a huge fan of the InsideIIM portal as it has often proved extremely useful in giving me fresh insights into the world of b-schools. However, the limited time I have spent on various CAT prep portals and the manner in which the discussions and comments are portrayed had, at one point of time, made me believe that those who were fortunate enough to have made it to the top b-schools in the country are nothing less than demigods while the rest of us are mere mortals who aspire to but are seldom able to attain said demigod status. I am here to tell you that top b-schools are not a distant dream but an attainable reality and that the right attitude and technique can at the very least, I hope, get you a foot in the door.
Akshaykumar Sirsalewala, an IIM Kozhikode Student and a CA, scored 99.24%ile in CAT 2017. It's not only engineers who can crack CAT. You can be from any academic background, that can't stop you from cracking CAT and getting into a b-school. In this webinar, Akshay will walk you through his strategy and tips, which you as an engineer or a non-engineer can follow to crack CAT 2018 and score that perfect 99%ile.
Managing the time is paramount to scoring well in the CAT Exam. CAT has three sections with a sectional time limit of 1 hour. Though this set up reduces the burden on aspirants to manage time between the sections, managing the time while taking a section remains an issue. Every section has its idiosyncrasies and hence there is a method in the madness to ensure good scores in each section. In this webinar, Jeetesh Varshney, an IIM Udaipur student, will talk to you guys about the same, i.e. how to strategize and manage time in CAT exam to maximise your score. Join at 7 pm. If you are unable to view the webinar here, please click here.
With just two weeks to CAT 2018, preparing yourself mentally for the D-Day is as important as taking and analysing mocks. As the D-day approaches, it is natural for your adrenaline to hit new highs and for your heart to palpitate faster than ever. It is normal for you to see flashbacks of your journey so far: your performance in mocks, your tryst with coaching classes, and your secret affair with QA, DI/LR, and VA. While these thoughts might occupy your mind in the last few days, remember that they can have serious implication on your performance on the final day. This webinar with Pratik Ranjan, an IIM Lucknow student, is to help you with just this. Join the webinar today at 6 pm. If you can't view the webinar on this page, click here.
The palpitations and fear would have increased manifold!
With CAT 2018 just a few months away what shall you do now to score well in the exam? Searching here and there will fetch you fragmented suggestions but this article aims to provide a holistic approach to crack CAT. You will come across multiple blogs which will though share some ideal steps to prepare but will be difficult to follow because there is so much to do in so less time. At this point, it is very important to utilize your time effectively, spend your time in the right direction and define your priorities.
There is no one fit size for all the CAT Aspirants. It is based on the individual’s strengths, weakness. Following are the tips, which may be useful for the Aspirants.
I have always been a huge fan of the InsideIIM portal as it has often proved extremely useful in giving me fresh insights into the world of b-schools. However, the limited time I have spent on various CAT prep portals and the manner in which the discussions and comments are portrayed had, at one point of time, made me believe that those who were fortunate enough to have made it to the top b-schools in the country are nothing less than demigods while the rest of us are mere mortals who aspire to but are seldom able to attain said demigod status. I am here to tell you that top b-schools are not a distant dream but an attainable reality and that the right attitude and technique can at the very least, I hope, get you a foot in the door.
