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How To Improve Your DI-LR Scores In Less Than 30 Days

If we are to conduct a short survey regarding the section that would be the most unpredictable and difficult to prepare, we are pretty sure that Data Interpretation (DI)- Logical Reasoning (LR) would be the undisputed winner. This is simply because there is no fixed topic or subtopic that you can focus on or even a rigid structure to the section as such. How do you tackle something that you have no idea about? Something that has no pattern? Well, if these questions haunt you, rest assured that they will be haunting all the other aspirants too.

SDA Bocconi Asia Center09 Nov 2016

How To Ace The Verbal Section In Less Than 30 Days

With about few days to go for CAT, it’s panic stations for a lot of aspirants. However, this need not be the case. It is imperative that aspirants keep a cool head on their shoulders and work systemically at plugging the gaps in their preparation. Here’s an article to help you do so in the Verbal Ability (VA) section of CAT. I’ll go through each topic in VA systematically and look at how you can improve your score in the short period of time remaining.

SDA Bocconi Asia Center09 Nov 2016

How To Crack The CAT - The Non-Engineer Way

Indrajeet Singh, the CEO of iQuanta gave a new direction to the world of online teaching where the doubts gets cleared within seconds or minutes using the previously neglected medium, Facebook as his platform. He started iQuanta last year, and it delivered splendid results in its very first year with two 100%ilers, sixteen 99.6+ %ilers & around 30 final converts from IIM A,B,C and XLRI. iQuanta is mostly about unconventional methods and concepts which aren’t taught in conventional coaching centres and his free peer learning platform i.e. CAT Preparation group is 93k members strong and is highly active – https://www.facebook.com/groups/Rockthecat/

Indrajeet iQuanta08 Nov 2016

What Not To Do In The Last 30 Days To CAT

When I started preparing for CAT 2014, I knew little about the exam. I did not know many colleges either - just your regular IIMs and XLRI (and of course, TISS which I had set my heart on). My entire journey was one where I discovered new things each day - things about the CAT, about this race to win, about the college, about the people, and most of all, about myself. I also learnt, in retrospect, what not to do in the last leg of this journey.

Pooja Wanpal07 Nov 2016

CAT Preparation - Frequently Asked Questions - Part 1- 2IIM

We got a lot of questions from CAT 2016 aspirants about the exam, preparation plan and general preparation strategy; for the benefit of everyone we have compiled a list of some of the most frequently asked questions and answered them in 2 posts. (The second one will be up next week)

Rajesh Balasubramanian03 Nov 2016

Reminiscing My Final Month To CAT 2015 – Dhruv Bahl, IIM Rohtak

One day while sitting in front of my computer in office, I realized that only 30 days were left for CAT, for which I had been preparing for quite some time. My mock test scores were not something I could boast of. I had been thinking to go for a more serious attempt the next year and was taking CAT 2015 as another mock. With 30 days left, pressure and expectations, both were high, so I was continuously thinking what should I do. I did what any engineer would, I went to a café, had a strong coffee and forgot about it till the evening. Today, as I recall that afternoon at the coffee shop, I list down some important lessons that may come in handy for those who find themselves in a similar situation.

IIM Rohtak03 Nov 2016

Time Management For CAT - Live Chat Transcript

Abishake Koul graduated from BIT Mesra in 2013 and had a 2 year stint with Maruti Suzuki before joining IIM Lucknow where he is a part of Media & Communication Cell. His hobbies include writing, poetry and running. He conducted a live chat to help aspirants manage time while giving CAT as well as manage time while preparing for CAT.

Team InsideIIM02 Nov 2016

When The MBA Bug Bit An MBBS - Dr Peeyosh Maharana, IIM Udaipur

Dr Peeyoosh Ranjan Maharana has done his MBBS from Gandhi Medical College and has Work Experience for 29 months in AIIMS, Bhopal and 08 months in J.K Hospital. Read his interview below where he shares his journey from being a doctor to doing an MBA with us.

IIM Udaipur01 Nov 2016