Entry to the MBA world requires the candidates to appear for Entrance Exams of which the most popular is CAT or Common Admission Test. The CAT Score allows the candidate to be eligible for most of the best B-Schools i.e. ISB, FMS, SPJIMR, JBIMS, TISS in India including the IIMs which hold the CAT Exam.
Attention! CAT 2020 Aspirants. Do you want a quant strategy that not only serves CAT but other exams like SNAP, NMAT, XAT, etc.?
Hi guys, this is Sourabh Das. An IIM BLACKIS PGP (2020-2022) aspirant and here is a brief about some CAT Strategies and Learnings. Please do give it a complete read. Hope some are going to relate and the rest may find it quite useful for their preparations in the years to follow.
We have Priyanshu Dhawan with us for today's CAT Topper Series! Born and brought up in Delhi, Priyanshu is currently a final year undergrad student pursuing Economics Hons from Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, Delhi University and is joining IIM Kozhikode Class of '22! Priyanshu has detailed out his CAT preparation strategy, his suggestions for future CAT aspirants, and more. Read on!
What's happening in the world of MBA and business? How are b-schools and businesses adapting to the pandemic? What are the latest updates around competitive exams like CAT 2020? In this series, we take a look at the latest headlines from the past week! Let's dive in.
The night before my CAT D-Day was exhilarating. The electricity at my place was unavailable and mosquitoes didn't let me sleep till 4 am. I had the first slot of that day. So I got up at 6 am. Now when you get only 2 hours of sleep just before your slot, you are pretty much done with your normal mind. Now on top of that, when the first section you see is VARC, and by your sheer bad luck, it comes as the most difficult one, all you can trust is your practice and brain cells. All this happened on that day and still, I scored 99.91 percentile in VARC. This surely makes me think I should really share some tips which will help you score well even if you face, god forbid, a situation like I did. So now let's talk about these 5 myths which I constantly heard during my preparation and which you should ignore. I hope It will make our road to preparation easy.
As the batch of 2022 gears up to start a new phase of their life in these unprecedented times, it is a bittersweet feeling that we have to meet all our peers virtually and can’t go and enjoy the so deserted campus life at the moment. I hope that the situation improves and things can be back on track as soon as possible. Before starting the MBA life, I wanted to stop for a moment and think about how it all came together for me, a person who had thought that BE degree was the last he was going to get.
Hello readers, my name is Raman and I’ve done my B.Tech(Agri. Engg.) from CCSHAU, Hisar. I’ve been an avid reader of the story section on this website and thought that maybe I should also share my journey. Although it does not lead to any IIM(spoiler), I believe you will find it interesting. So here it goes…
Entry to the MBA world requires the candidates to appear for Entrance Exams of which the most popular is CAT or Common Admission Test. The CAT Score allows the candidate to be eligible for most of the best B-Schools i.e. ISB, FMS, SPJIMR, JBIMS, TISS in India including the IIMs which hold the CAT Exam.
Attention! CAT 2020 Aspirants. Do you want a quant strategy that not only serves CAT but other exams like SNAP, NMAT, XAT, etc.?
Hi guys, this is Sourabh Das. An IIM BLACKIS PGP (2020-2022) aspirant and here is a brief about some CAT Strategies and Learnings. Please do give it a complete read. Hope some are going to relate and the rest may find it quite useful for their preparations in the years to follow.
We have Priyanshu Dhawan with us for today's CAT Topper Series! Born and brought up in Delhi, Priyanshu is currently a final year undergrad student pursuing Economics Hons from Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, Delhi University and is joining IIM Kozhikode Class of '22! Priyanshu has detailed out his CAT preparation strategy, his suggestions for future CAT aspirants, and more. Read on!
What's happening in the world of MBA and business? How are b-schools and businesses adapting to the pandemic? What are the latest updates around competitive exams like CAT 2020? In this series, we take a look at the latest headlines from the past week! Let's dive in.
The night before my CAT D-Day was exhilarating. The electricity at my place was unavailable and mosquitoes didn't let me sleep till 4 am. I had the first slot of that day. So I got up at 6 am. Now when you get only 2 hours of sleep just before your slot, you are pretty much done with your normal mind. Now on top of that, when the first section you see is VARC, and by your sheer bad luck, it comes as the most difficult one, all you can trust is your practice and brain cells. All this happened on that day and still, I scored 99.91 percentile in VARC. This surely makes me think I should really share some tips which will help you score well even if you face, god forbid, a situation like I did. So now let's talk about these 5 myths which I constantly heard during my preparation and which you should ignore. I hope It will make our road to preparation easy.
As the batch of 2022 gears up to start a new phase of their life in these unprecedented times, it is a bittersweet feeling that we have to meet all our peers virtually and can’t go and enjoy the so deserted campus life at the moment. I hope that the situation improves and things can be back on track as soon as possible. Before starting the MBA life, I wanted to stop for a moment and think about how it all came together for me, a person who had thought that BE degree was the last he was going to get.
Hello readers, my name is Raman and I’ve done my B.Tech(Agri. Engg.) from CCSHAU, Hisar. I’ve been an avid reader of the story section on this website and thought that maybe I should also share my journey. Although it does not lead to any IIM(spoiler), I believe you will find it interesting. So here it goes…
