In today's sectional test, we bring to you the second Quantitative Aptitude (QA) Sectional Test as a part of InsideIIM's CAT 2020 Weekly Tests. There are 34 questions in this test. You need to either choose the correct option from the four options given or type in your answer. Every correct answer will fetch you 3 points, while every incorrect attempt will fetch you -1(TITA questions don't have any negative marking).
When Ananta Chhajer attempted CAT 2017, he scored 99.21 %ile. He realised that his dream of getting into IIM A, B, or C would remain just that - a dream. This is why Ananta decided to write CAT a second time in 2018. He finally scored 99.91%ile and converted a call from IIM A as well as IIM C. In this video, find out how Ananta changed his CAT strategy and managed to reach his goal of cracking the IIM Ahmedabad selection.
The series Panchayat has become very popular in a short span of time. And why shouldn't it? It traces the unique journey of an MBA aspirant across his job. There are many learnings from the series. Here are some for you to ponder over.
Some stories are touching, some are fun but there are very few stories which show you the clear path and motivate you towards your goal. To the CAT aspirants, if you’re thinking of starting or already on your way preparing for this exam, this article has it for all. An unfiltered strategy, honest preparation guide and a dream performance for any B-School aspirant, this is a story of Ankit Desai- one of the CAT '19 toppers (99.91%ile) and IIM A & B convert. A brief about Ankit's academic profile - 10th – 96.4 12th – 84.5 Grad – 9.61 Let's hear it from the horse's mouth. CAT 2022: Exam Date, Notification, Registration, Syllabus, Preparation, Mock Tests, Exam Pattern
Not all of us are star students who can crack the CAT exam in the very first attempt. In fact, average students struggle with CAT exam preparation. Let’s face it, CAT preparation is all about self-discipline and focus. Strategy, plans, strengths and weaknesses, all of these come later, First, you have to hold yourself to a high standard of discipline and make sure that you devote ample time to CAT prep. This is doubly true when you’re writing the CAT a 3rd/ 4th time! So how do you keep yourself motivated after retaking the CAT multiple times? How do you stay focused enough to not stray away from your goal to get into one of the top b-schools of India? How do you decide to choose another CAT attempt versus studying in a tier II b-school or studying abroad? In this article, find a list of stories from various ‘average’ students, who cracked the CAT after multiple attempts. Get motivated and find out how you too can do the seemingly impossible!
We bring to you the first Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VA-RC) Test as a part of InsideIIM's CAT 2020 Weekly Tests. There are 34 questions from various topics and sub-topics in this test. You need to either choose the correct option from the four options given or type in your answer. We've provided the link to the solutions and explanations in the test itself. Once you take the test, you can click on the link and check the solutions. As communicated previously, these tests are aimed to help you in your preparation efforts and are free of cost. The top performers stand a chance to win rewards.
Almost everyone is saying CAT 2020 is going to be difficult. Why? Because there is a chance that there will be more competition this year. COVID-19 has disrupted almost every plan. The job market currently is not in a good position. Almost everyone is thinking about learning and upskilling. They want to enter the job market, whenever it goes back to normal, with more skills in their bag. So, what do you do then? How do you get ahead of the growing competition, especially when you are a fresher? This video will help you with just that. Here are the 5 tips you need to follow if you want to get into a b-school in 2020!
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.
In today's sectional test, we bring to you the second Quantitative Aptitude (QA) Sectional Test as a part of InsideIIM's CAT 2020 Weekly Tests. There are 34 questions in this test. You need to either choose the correct option from the four options given or type in your answer. Every correct answer will fetch you 3 points, while every incorrect attempt will fetch you -1(TITA questions don't have any negative marking).
When Ananta Chhajer attempted CAT 2017, he scored 99.21 %ile. He realised that his dream of getting into IIM A, B, or C would remain just that - a dream. This is why Ananta decided to write CAT a second time in 2018. He finally scored 99.91%ile and converted a call from IIM A as well as IIM C. In this video, find out how Ananta changed his CAT strategy and managed to reach his goal of cracking the IIM Ahmedabad selection.
The series Panchayat has become very popular in a short span of time. And why shouldn't it? It traces the unique journey of an MBA aspirant across his job. There are many learnings from the series. Here are some for you to ponder over.
Some stories are touching, some are fun but there are very few stories which show you the clear path and motivate you towards your goal. To the CAT aspirants, if you’re thinking of starting or already on your way preparing for this exam, this article has it for all. An unfiltered strategy, honest preparation guide and a dream performance for any B-School aspirant, this is a story of Ankit Desai- one of the CAT '19 toppers (99.91%ile) and IIM A & B convert. A brief about Ankit's academic profile - 10th – 96.4 12th – 84.5 Grad – 9.61 Let's hear it from the horse's mouth. CAT 2022: Exam Date, Notification, Registration, Syllabus, Preparation, Mock Tests, Exam Pattern
Not all of us are star students who can crack the CAT exam in the very first attempt. In fact, average students struggle with CAT exam preparation. Let’s face it, CAT preparation is all about self-discipline and focus. Strategy, plans, strengths and weaknesses, all of these come later, First, you have to hold yourself to a high standard of discipline and make sure that you devote ample time to CAT prep. This is doubly true when you’re writing the CAT a 3rd/ 4th time! So how do you keep yourself motivated after retaking the CAT multiple times? How do you stay focused enough to not stray away from your goal to get into one of the top b-schools of India? How do you decide to choose another CAT attempt versus studying in a tier II b-school or studying abroad? In this article, find a list of stories from various ‘average’ students, who cracked the CAT after multiple attempts. Get motivated and find out how you too can do the seemingly impossible!
We bring to you the first Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VA-RC) Test as a part of InsideIIM's CAT 2020 Weekly Tests. There are 34 questions from various topics and sub-topics in this test. You need to either choose the correct option from the four options given or type in your answer. We've provided the link to the solutions and explanations in the test itself. Once you take the test, you can click on the link and check the solutions. As communicated previously, these tests are aimed to help you in your preparation efforts and are free of cost. The top performers stand a chance to win rewards.
Almost everyone is saying CAT 2020 is going to be difficult. Why? Because there is a chance that there will be more competition this year. COVID-19 has disrupted almost every plan. The job market currently is not in a good position. Almost everyone is thinking about learning and upskilling. They want to enter the job market, whenever it goes back to normal, with more skills in their bag. So, what do you do then? How do you get ahead of the growing competition, especially when you are a fresher? This video will help you with just that. Here are the 5 tips you need to follow if you want to get into a b-school in 2020!
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.
