CAT Preparation - Page 58

Even An Eternity To Prepare Doesn't Ensure A 100%ile In CAT | Radhika Mohta, CAT 99.65%ile, FMS Delhi

Though Radhika Mohta had registered for the CAT exam in 2019, she didn’t even make it to the exam centre. Only to have admits from FMS, IIM A, IIM B, IIM C, IIM L, IIM K, and IIM I in 2022. With a 95+ in both 10th and 12th, she knew that someday MBA would be the path she would likely opt for, just the timing was uncertain. And she considers herself blessed to have had the luxury of working from home for the past year. Without the constant support of parents, family, and friends, the Red building of dreams would never have become a reality. Read our interview with Radhika, where she shares her CAT preparation strategy and her advice for future CAT takers!

Team InsideIIM20 May 2022

How A GEM Made It To IIM Ahmedabad PGP-FABM With 91.92 Percentile In CAT - Ft. Gagandeep V, IIM A Co'24

A Food Techno-Manager by profession, Gagan is passionate about Food, Problem Solving & Marketing. Winning a National case study competition at IIM Lucknow, designing a campaign '18+ & a YouTube series- Know Your Alumni inspired by InsideIIM to leading teams of 100+ students during a college fest, Gagan has done it all! With a work experience of 20 months at Nestle, he brings the expertise in working with operations of the world's biggest Food company. In this article, he shares how he scored 91.92%ile in CAT 2021, and still made it to IIM Ahmedabad!

Team InsideIIM19 May 2022

"We Can Safely Skip 15-20% Of The Paper To Still Target 99.90%ile" - Satyajit Mohanty, CAT 99.73%ile IIM C Co'24

Satyajit Mohanty will be joining IIM Calcutta in its 59th MBA Batch, Class of 2024. He is a 2020 batch of Electrical Engineering graduates from Odisha University of Technology and Research. He has over 18 months of work experience at Deloitte Consulting in a client-facing role. He scored a stellar 99.73%ile in CAT 2021. He scored 93%, 86%, and 8.49 CGPA in 10th/12th/Graduation respectively. Being a General Engineer Male candidate with not-so-top-notch academic scores, IIM Calcutta was the only IIM from BLACKI that extended him an interview call. In this interview, he shares his CAT preparation strategy, and his advice to future CAT aspirants!

Team InsideIIM17 May 2022

I Couldn’t Believe My Eyes When I Saw A 100%ile Against The VARC Section, Ft. Aditya Doiphode, CAT’21 VARC 100%iler

Amid the spectacular Bschool results and inspiring stories coming out every day, here is the journey of Aditya Doiphode who scored a stellar 99.95%ile on the CAT with a whopping 100%ile in the VARC section in 2021. This result fetched him all the calls from the top IIMs of the country. Having an Engineering background, Aditya pursued his BTech in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Economics from NIT, Tiruchirapalli. After his graduation in 2020, he went on to work at Axis Bank and then at ZS Associates. The VARC section of the CAT exam is generally considered to be the Achilles heel for many aspirants due to its level of difficulty and unpredictability. Read on to know Aditya’s strategy for acing the VA-RC section.

Team InsideIIM12 May 2022

How A Fresher Scored 99.67%ile In Her First CAT Attempt Without Coaching - Sejal Sahni, IIM A'23

Sejal Sahni is a student of the PGP 2021-23 batch at IIM Ahmedabad. Brought up in Bangalore, she pursued the Integrated Program in Management at IIM Indore, where she graduated with a B.A.(Foundations of Management) degree. She attempted CAT 2020 during her final year of graduation, and scored a stellar 99.67%ile, with a 99.97%ile in the VARC section. She also secured 99.13%ile in the XAT examination. Subsequently, she was offered admission by IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Calcutta, and XLRI Jamshedpur (BM Program). She loves playing basketball, and has a keen interest in calligraphy and hand lettering.

Sejal Sahni07 May 2022

What Does The CAT Really Test? - Answered By Vaidehi Sanadhya, CAT 99.42%iler

Looking at the strenuous preparation schedule advocated by the toppers in their post-selection tales of their CAT journey, many aspirants mistake CAT to be a deep-dyed test of aptitude. But this assumption is wrong because CAT is so much more than just your aptitude. It might be difficult to understand how but CAT tests you as a person, it analyses such traits in your personality that will make you a good leader. And, to excel at those traits, it is first important to understand what these attributes are and in what way they are tested in the CAT examination.

Vaidehi Sanadhya05 May 2022

InsideIIM's CAT 2022 RoadMap Series - Get Mentored By IIM Students And Alumni

If you plan on taking MBA entrances this year, like the CAT, NMAT, XAT, IIFT, and SNAP, do consider spending your evening with us (10th August, 6 pm). The panelists will be sharing their preparation strategies, and experiences, and will address questions (if any).

Team InsideIIM02 May 2022

From Scoring Less Than 70%ile To Making It To SPJIMR Mumbai In My Third Attempt - Ft. Gokul V Sunil

Unlike many students in college, I was clear with my goals and what I wanted to do with my career. But even then, how to achieve that particular dream was kind of ambiguous since there were multiple options in front of me - either going abroad or staying in India. The only thing that I had figured out towards the end of my four-year bachelor’s degree was to pursue my career in the management sector rather than in the engineering sector. When I gave my first CAT exam, I hardly knew anything about it, ranging from the duration of the exam to the actual pattern of the exam. I never intended to pursue my post-graduation immediately. I was held up with a lot of work at my college, both academics, and extra-curricular. So, it was like a mock test for me, and once the results got out, there was no element of surprise. I scored significantly less in the range of 70% tile, but the overall exam pattern, especially DILR and Quants, was very much comfortable for me, and I was confident that I could do better if I try again.

Team InsideIIM02 May 2022