CAT is round the corner. It is that time of the year again, where all that revolves in mind is, time is too less, the workload is so much, how will we ever be able to crack CAT. For the students going through the same situation, we tried to gain some insights from the CAT topper. We interviewed Masnogya Jain to understand his strategy for attempting and clearing CAT.
Anubhav Singh has done his graduation in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from IMSEC Ghaziabad in 2018. Post that he worked in a manufacturing firm as a production manager. In his engineering final year, he realized that the technical domain is not his cup of tea. So he explored few other options and finally decided to pursue a career in the management domain. Anubhav has scored a whopping 99.64 percentile in the Quantitative Aptitude section of CAT-2019, which played a crucial role in getting an overall high percentile in the exam. He is currently pursuing his management degree from IIM-Lucknow. In this article, he shares his insights on how to score 99+ percentile in CAT. Read on!
Preparing for an exam like CAT requires a major investment of time and energy, especially if you're a working professional. It takes extra effort for non-engineers who may need to work on their Quantitative Abilities and may be out of touch with QA topics. In this video, we bring to you an interview with a B.Com graduate who, alongside his work, prepared for CAT 2020. In the video, this IIM Indore student explains the major shocks and challenges he faced during his CAT preparation, including declining mock scores and challenges due to the lockdown. He explains how despite not having the energy or the inclination to practice sums and watch concept videos, he pushed through and managed to score a superb 99th percentile score in CAT 2020. Here's how he did it.
To pursue your MBA ambition, you must have a good score in your entrance test, and how you prepare is the most crucial determinant of your score. While the majority of people choose to take the entrance test by enrolling in a coaching program, some people push themselves by taking the test without enrolling in one. However, everyone's first thought before starting their preparation is, "Will I obtain a good grade on my entrance exam, and will it be enough to get me into my target B-schools?" It certainly weighs heavier on the minds of those who seek to prepare themselves without assistance from coaching centres.
There are some topics you never want to miss in your CAT prep regardless of how bad you might be at them. It's a good idea to pick up your prep right now and build atleast the basics of important CAT topics. For a live conversation with Oshin, we've invited three CAT Toppers to share their insights on the topics that are most important for CAT 2021.
Ashish Deopa hails from Dehradun, He completed his class 10th in 2013 and class 12th in 2015 from Summer Valley School, and emerged the School topper with 97.2% and 98% respectively in the Science stream. Ashish went on to pursue Electronics and Communication Engineering from Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra. He balanced his studies with extra-curricular like quizzing and debating while also holding multiple positions of responsibility in the clubs of the college. Having graduated with a CGPA of 7.97 in 2019, he joined PwC as a Technical Consultant and worked there for almost 2 years working as a SQL Developer. He is currently pursuing his MBA from IIM Ahmedabad (Class Of 2023). In this interview, he has shared his CAT preparation journey and his advice to future aspirants. Read on!
A 99.76 percentiler in CAT 2019 and a 98.55 percentiler in CAT 2020, Varnika Chaturvedi graduated from NIT Bhopal with a degree in computer science and worked as a software engineer at JP Morgan Chase for nearly two years before joining IIM Kozhikode. Although she was able to convert the majority of her calls on the first try, she decided to drop her MBA plans and retake CAT.
In today's live conversation with Oshin, we've invited a CAT 100 percentiler and a 99.87 percentiler who prepared for exactly 3 months in his second attempt.
CAT is round the corner. It is that time of the year again, where all that revolves in mind is, time is too less, the workload is so much, how will we ever be able to crack CAT. For the students going through the same situation, we tried to gain some insights from the CAT topper. We interviewed Masnogya Jain to understand his strategy for attempting and clearing CAT.
Anubhav Singh has done his graduation in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from IMSEC Ghaziabad in 2018. Post that he worked in a manufacturing firm as a production manager. In his engineering final year, he realized that the technical domain is not his cup of tea. So he explored few other options and finally decided to pursue a career in the management domain. Anubhav has scored a whopping 99.64 percentile in the Quantitative Aptitude section of CAT-2019, which played a crucial role in getting an overall high percentile in the exam. He is currently pursuing his management degree from IIM-Lucknow. In this article, he shares his insights on how to score 99+ percentile in CAT. Read on!
Preparing for an exam like CAT requires a major investment of time and energy, especially if you're a working professional. It takes extra effort for non-engineers who may need to work on their Quantitative Abilities and may be out of touch with QA topics. In this video, we bring to you an interview with a B.Com graduate who, alongside his work, prepared for CAT 2020. In the video, this IIM Indore student explains the major shocks and challenges he faced during his CAT preparation, including declining mock scores and challenges due to the lockdown. He explains how despite not having the energy or the inclination to practice sums and watch concept videos, he pushed through and managed to score a superb 99th percentile score in CAT 2020. Here's how he did it.
To pursue your MBA ambition, you must have a good score in your entrance test, and how you prepare is the most crucial determinant of your score. While the majority of people choose to take the entrance test by enrolling in a coaching program, some people push themselves by taking the test without enrolling in one. However, everyone's first thought before starting their preparation is, "Will I obtain a good grade on my entrance exam, and will it be enough to get me into my target B-schools?" It certainly weighs heavier on the minds of those who seek to prepare themselves without assistance from coaching centres.
There are some topics you never want to miss in your CAT prep regardless of how bad you might be at them. It's a good idea to pick up your prep right now and build atleast the basics of important CAT topics. For a live conversation with Oshin, we've invited three CAT Toppers to share their insights on the topics that are most important for CAT 2021.
Ashish Deopa hails from Dehradun, He completed his class 10th in 2013 and class 12th in 2015 from Summer Valley School, and emerged the School topper with 97.2% and 98% respectively in the Science stream. Ashish went on to pursue Electronics and Communication Engineering from Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra. He balanced his studies with extra-curricular like quizzing and debating while also holding multiple positions of responsibility in the clubs of the college. Having graduated with a CGPA of 7.97 in 2019, he joined PwC as a Technical Consultant and worked there for almost 2 years working as a SQL Developer. He is currently pursuing his MBA from IIM Ahmedabad (Class Of 2023). In this interview, he has shared his CAT preparation journey and his advice to future aspirants. Read on!
A 99.76 percentiler in CAT 2019 and a 98.55 percentiler in CAT 2020, Varnika Chaturvedi graduated from NIT Bhopal with a degree in computer science and worked as a software engineer at JP Morgan Chase for nearly two years before joining IIM Kozhikode. Although she was able to convert the majority of her calls on the first try, she decided to drop her MBA plans and retake CAT.
In today's live conversation with Oshin, we've invited a CAT 100 percentiler and a 99.87 percentiler who prepared for exactly 3 months in his second attempt.
