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It's Not As Hard As We Make It In Our Heads | Aditya Prakash, CAT 2019 - 99.73%ile, IIM B 2020-22

My name is Aditya Prakash. I completed Xth and XIIth from CBSE with scores of 10.0 and 92.8% respectively. I studied Civil Engineering at NIT Trichy and secured a CGPA of 8.50. For the past 3 years, I have been working as a Business Analyst designing software products for the Infrastructure industry. I scored 180.45 in CAT 2019 and was placed at 99.73%ile Preparation – Self-study Vs. Coaching

Aditya Prakash12 Jun 2020

How To Use Mock Tests To Crack CAT | Detailed CAT 2020 Strategy By 99.98 %iler, IIM C Student

When Sohum wrote the CAT in 2017 for the first time, he knew he would not make it to the top IIMs of the country. This engineer from Haldia Institute, West Bengal, decided to go on and work at Infosys while preparing for his next 2 CAT attempts. Throughout 2018 and 2019, Sohum continued to work at Infosys as well as on his MBA dream. Finally, this time around, in 2019, Sohum managed to crack the CAT with 99.98%ile overall and a whopping 100%ile in the VA-RC section. In his first CAT attempt, he scored pretty low on DI-LR and Quants as well for an engineer. But he managed to go from a 91%ile score to a healthy 98%ile score. Wondering what was his strategy? Want to know how he managed to crack 2019 and make it to IIM C? Check out this video to find out.

Team InsideIIM11 Jun 2020

How Tough Is The DI-LR Section Really? - Analysing Past Five Years' CAT Papers

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 case in CAT 2017.

Chirag Shukla10 Jun 2020

An English Literature Grad's Journey To IIM Kozhikode | Ratula Bandyopadhyay

I am Ratula Bandyopadhyay, and I am an English Literature graduate from Presidency University, Kolkata, West Bengal (yes, Nobel Laureate Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee did go to our college!). B-school result season is here, and I belong among those who the universe conspired in support of, even in this frightening time of the pandemic. I recently received my final admission letter from the Indian Institute of Management(IIM), Kozhikode.

Ratula Bandyopadhyay09 Jun 2020

CAT 2020: Nailing QA - A Game Of Probabilities

In all my previous articles, you must have come across some repeated terms - understand the exam pattern, know your strong areas and work on the weak, convert hard work to smart question-solving and selection process.

ANKIT GUPTA09 Jun 2020

A Comprehensive Guide To Crack CAT | Sanchit Chandna

Introduction Hey there, are you a CAT aspirant? Taking it the first time? Attempted it before? It doesn’t matter. If you’re an aspirant, that means you want to achieve a 99+ percentile. I’ve attempted CAT twice, tried 2 different coaching centres and attained some very useful insights. I am making this guide so that aspirants can get a clear idea in the words of a former student, not some coaching centre or a career counsellor.

Sanchit Chandna08 Jun 2020

5 Ultimate Steps To Help You Get Into Your B-School

Planning to do an MBA is one thing, figuring out your dream b-schools and identifying the steps that may lead to your b-school is different. As an aspirant, you may have tons of questions around MBA exams, prep-strategies, profile building, academic grades, why MBA, etc. In this video, you may find answers to some of your burning questions. Watch the full video to know more.

Team InsideIIM06 Jun 2020

Tackling the DILR Monster | Tips And Strategy By A 99.99 Percentiler

I took the CAT in 2019 and secured 99.99 percentile in the DILR section. DILR is a very important section in CAT as it gives a level field for all the aspirants unlike Quant and VARC. DILR tests your ability to think on the spot and come up with an optimum approach to solve the problem.

Ankit Desai06 Jun 2020