Revati is an IT engineering fresher from NIT Raipur who secured 96.78 percentile in CAT 2020 (OBC category). She joined IIM Calcutta this year. Let's know more about her journey.
Tanmay Choudhuri is an engineering fresher (GEM) from NIT Raipur who scored 99.72%ile in CAT 2020, with 98.93%ile in VARC, 98.66%ile in DILR, and 99.26%ile in the Quant section. He will join IIM Bangalore this year. Here's more about his preparation journey.
Over the last few years, Logical Reasoning & Data Interpretation (LR-DI) has become the most grueling yet important section of the CAT examination. The reason why the focus on this section is ever-increasing is the shared annoyance for it by students of all streams. Hence, this spotlight is expected to remain. The unstructured/ unlimited syllabus adds to the ambiguity. Students heavily rely on past year papers and draw inferences to understand the types of questions asked and the level of difficulty. So how to approach these types of questions with accuracy and score well in the examination?
With 15th September deadline for CAT 2021 staring you in the eye, you may be wondering what other exams you should take. While you have plenty of choices in that regard, there are some exams you absolutely don't want to miss out on.
Mohanee completed her Engineering in Computer Science from IIEST Shibpur. Being a fresher, she secured a seat in IIM Bangalore securing 94.77% in CAT 2020 (SC Category). Let's hear more about her journey.
Vineeth Chandra is an ECE grad from NIT Bhopal post which he worked with EXL for 8 months and then joined FMS Delhi.
Shaili Soni is an Engineering fresher from NIT Bhopal who secured 96.78 percentile in CAT 2020 (OBC Category). She joined IIM Calcutta for the session 2021-23. Read on to know more about her journey.
Let's be real. The Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC) section of CAT, XAT and other MBA entrance exams can be really tricky. More so if English is not your strongest suit (Read: me). When I started my preparation, I kept staring at RC passages to try and make sense of what was being said. So if the VARC section is what scares you, fret not! With proper preparation strategy and hard work, you can tame the beast. Let me tell you how to go about it (or rather how I went about it).
Revati is an IT engineering fresher from NIT Raipur who secured 96.78 percentile in CAT 2020 (OBC category). She joined IIM Calcutta this year. Let's know more about her journey.
Tanmay Choudhuri is an engineering fresher (GEM) from NIT Raipur who scored 99.72%ile in CAT 2020, with 98.93%ile in VARC, 98.66%ile in DILR, and 99.26%ile in the Quant section. He will join IIM Bangalore this year. Here's more about his preparation journey.
Over the last few years, Logical Reasoning & Data Interpretation (LR-DI) has become the most grueling yet important section of the CAT examination. The reason why the focus on this section is ever-increasing is the shared annoyance for it by students of all streams. Hence, this spotlight is expected to remain. The unstructured/ unlimited syllabus adds to the ambiguity. Students heavily rely on past year papers and draw inferences to understand the types of questions asked and the level of difficulty. So how to approach these types of questions with accuracy and score well in the examination?
With 15th September deadline for CAT 2021 staring you in the eye, you may be wondering what other exams you should take. While you have plenty of choices in that regard, there are some exams you absolutely don't want to miss out on.
Mohanee completed her Engineering in Computer Science from IIEST Shibpur. Being a fresher, she secured a seat in IIM Bangalore securing 94.77% in CAT 2020 (SC Category). Let's hear more about her journey.
Vineeth Chandra is an ECE grad from NIT Bhopal post which he worked with EXL for 8 months and then joined FMS Delhi.
Shaili Soni is an Engineering fresher from NIT Bhopal who secured 96.78 percentile in CAT 2020 (OBC Category). She joined IIM Calcutta for the session 2021-23. Read on to know more about her journey.
Let's be real. The Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC) section of CAT, XAT and other MBA entrance exams can be really tricky. More so if English is not your strongest suit (Read: me). When I started my preparation, I kept staring at RC passages to try and make sense of what was being said. So if the VARC section is what scares you, fret not! With proper preparation strategy and hard work, you can tame the beast. Let me tell you how to go about it (or rather how I went about it).
