5 Reasons Why You Should Go For CAT 2018
Cat 2017 was without any doubt a roller coaster ride for many of the aspirants. Results of most of the top b-schools have been announced, and many aspirants are lucky enough to have converted the b-school of their dream. But for the not so lucky ones, the dilemma continues as to what to do next?
Harshad Patel
What I Learnt From Social Media Groups While Preparing For CAT
It's been long since I decided to write something about the 'online groups' culture that has been brewing in the 'MBA preparation' ecosystem and I feel there's no better time to write about this, than now, when the interview season is about to end and most of the groups formed last year are about to die out. Although I wasn't a firm believer that such groups can help me in any way, I still decided to delve in and here's what I learnt.
Shamik Bandopadhyay
Should You Leave Your Job For Full-time CAT Preparation?
In 2015, as a working CAT aspirant, I always had these questions on my mind: “Should I leave my IT job to concentrate on the CAT 2015 preparation." I didn’t leave my job because I could somehow manage my time and had taken CAT twice before. But not everyone has a job which gives them some time to prepare. Aspirant working in core sectors or the field jobs have a 6-day week and rotational shifts that makes streamlined preparation very difficult. Even many people in IT or desk jobs, who haven’t prepped for CAT before and don’t have time for joining any coaching, would face this question.
Sachin Mandot
Is CAT Really Tough? Or Is It Just About The Strategy?
This is one of the most common questions that I come across every year coming from CAT exam aspirants. To answer in simple words- NO IT IS NOT. The complexity of CAT exam increases because the stakes are high and so is the competition. Students botch it up under pressure. The CAT is a yearly exam which increases the stakes by big margin every year.
Harshad Patel
5 Reasons Why You Should Go For CAT 2018
Cat 2017 was without any doubt a roller coaster ride for many of the aspirants. Results of most of the top b-schools have been announced, and many aspirants are lucky enough to have converted the b-school of their dream. But for the not so lucky ones, the dilemma continues as to what to do next?
Harshad Patel
What I Learnt From Social Media Groups While Preparing For CAT
It's been long since I decided to write something about the 'online groups' culture that has been brewing in the 'MBA preparation' ecosystem and I feel there's no better time to write about this, than now, when the interview season is about to end and most of the groups formed last year are about to die out. Although I wasn't a firm believer that such groups can help me in any way, I still decided to delve in and here's what I learnt.
Shamik Bandopadhyay
Should You Leave Your Job For Full-time CAT Preparation?
In 2015, as a working CAT aspirant, I always had these questions on my mind: “Should I leave my IT job to concentrate on the CAT 2015 preparation." I didn’t leave my job because I could somehow manage my time and had taken CAT twice before. But not everyone has a job which gives them some time to prepare. Aspirant working in core sectors or the field jobs have a 6-day week and rotational shifts that makes streamlined preparation very difficult. Even many people in IT or desk jobs, who haven’t prepped for CAT before and don’t have time for joining any coaching, would face this question.
Sachin Mandot
Is CAT Really Tough? Or Is It Just About The Strategy?
This is one of the most common questions that I come across every year coming from CAT exam aspirants. To answer in simple words- NO IT IS NOT. The complexity of CAT exam increases because the stakes are high and so is the competition. Students botch it up under pressure. The CAT is a yearly exam which increases the stakes by big margin every year.
Harshad Patel
