The CAT 2024 exam is finally behind you. Congratulations on completing one of the most challenging entrance exams in India! But now, as the adrenaline subsides, a crucial question looms large: What next?
Cracking the IIFT MBA admissions process is no easy feat. It requires a strong academic foundation, and the ability to articulate your goals and aspirations through a well-crafted Statement of Purpose (SOP). This IIFT MBA SOP guide article, based on a session by IIFT Delhi students, equips you with the knowledge to navigate the application forms and craft a compelling SOP that sets you apart.
With the IIFT exam around the corner, it is very significant to put all your focus on learning to make a personalized strategy that will give you an edge over other test takers. You must be wondering if cracking IIFT is possible after a bad CAT attempt. Let me highlight that in your trajectory of making it to a top B-School, nothing is more important than learning to brush off the feelings of a bad exam quickly and moving on to the next. A bad CAT attempt does not define your preparation. CAT is a highly critical reasoning-based time-bound exam where you cannot switch between sections. CAT is also one of the first management exams that an aspirant appears for, so it is only natural that the test taker may panic. The key here is to keep moving ahead.
In our exclusive interview series for IIFT preparation strategies, we have R Manish, who has a fairly high score, and focused on giving it his best shot through self-discipline while working alongside, leading to a good attempt at the exam. A snapshot of his profile and scores: Educational Background: B.Sc. Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology || Work Experience: 3 years at Amazon as a Data Associate || IIFT: Overall- 99.65%ile || IIFT Score - 128. To know more about his journey, keep reading!
In our exclusive interview series for IIFT preparation strategies, we have Aman Bhardwaj, who has a near perfect score and who did not let distractions deter him from his way of success, leading to his admission in one of the most premier B-schools of the country. A snapshot of his profile and scores: Educational Background: B.Tech (CSE) 8.14 CGPA (VIT Vellore) || Work Experience: 22 months (IT sector) || IIFT: Overall- 99.86%ile || IIFT Score -136.5. To know more about his journey, keep reading!
In our exclusive interview series for IIFT preparation strategies, we have Parul Singh, who has a high score in the IIFT exam, and who beat the odds to finally pave the way for her much awaited journey to the B-school of her choice.A snapshot of her profile and scores: Educational Background: B.Tech. CSE (Bundelkhand Institute of Technology) || Fresher || IIFT: Overall- 97.62%ile || IIFT Score - 106. To know more about her journey, keep reading!
In our exclusive interview series for IIFT preparation strategies, we have Ishan Ranjan from the batch of 2022-24, as he would be sharing some tips and tricks of how to ace this paper : Educational Background: B.Tech (Mech) 76.10% || Work Experience: 45 months || IIFT: Overall- 99.82%ile || IIFT Score -135. To know more about his journey, keep reading!
Done with CAT 2022? Belled the CAT? Disappointed with your performance? Irrespective of how CAT 2022 went, you cannot afford to become complacent right now. If CAT went well, start preparing for OMETs, because you never know what happens when the results are out or during the interviews. CAT didn't go as per expectations? OMETs are your chance of redemption. Remember that you need to enter one top B-School, and it shouldn't matter which exam you make it through. The good folks at IIFT Delhi, SIBM Pune, and XLRI Jamshedpur have joined hands with us to help MBA aspirants ace IIFT, SNAP, and XAT this exam season. The closed sessions will revolve around the unique aspects of the exam, and the entire series is free of cost. All you need to do is register here!
The CAT 2024 exam is finally behind you. Congratulations on completing one of the most challenging entrance exams in India! But now, as the adrenaline subsides, a crucial question looms large: What next?
Cracking the IIFT MBA admissions process is no easy feat. It requires a strong academic foundation, and the ability to articulate your goals and aspirations through a well-crafted Statement of Purpose (SOP). This IIFT MBA SOP guide article, based on a session by IIFT Delhi students, equips you with the knowledge to navigate the application forms and craft a compelling SOP that sets you apart.
With the IIFT exam around the corner, it is very significant to put all your focus on learning to make a personalized strategy that will give you an edge over other test takers. You must be wondering if cracking IIFT is possible after a bad CAT attempt. Let me highlight that in your trajectory of making it to a top B-School, nothing is more important than learning to brush off the feelings of a bad exam quickly and moving on to the next. A bad CAT attempt does not define your preparation. CAT is a highly critical reasoning-based time-bound exam where you cannot switch between sections. CAT is also one of the first management exams that an aspirant appears for, so it is only natural that the test taker may panic. The key here is to keep moving ahead.
In our exclusive interview series for IIFT preparation strategies, we have R Manish, who has a fairly high score, and focused on giving it his best shot through self-discipline while working alongside, leading to a good attempt at the exam. A snapshot of his profile and scores: Educational Background: B.Sc. Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology || Work Experience: 3 years at Amazon as a Data Associate || IIFT: Overall- 99.65%ile || IIFT Score - 128. To know more about his journey, keep reading!
In our exclusive interview series for IIFT preparation strategies, we have Aman Bhardwaj, who has a near perfect score and who did not let distractions deter him from his way of success, leading to his admission in one of the most premier B-schools of the country. A snapshot of his profile and scores: Educational Background: B.Tech (CSE) 8.14 CGPA (VIT Vellore) || Work Experience: 22 months (IT sector) || IIFT: Overall- 99.86%ile || IIFT Score -136.5. To know more about his journey, keep reading!
In our exclusive interview series for IIFT preparation strategies, we have Parul Singh, who has a high score in the IIFT exam, and who beat the odds to finally pave the way for her much awaited journey to the B-school of her choice.A snapshot of her profile and scores: Educational Background: B.Tech. CSE (Bundelkhand Institute of Technology) || Fresher || IIFT: Overall- 97.62%ile || IIFT Score - 106. To know more about her journey, keep reading!
In our exclusive interview series for IIFT preparation strategies, we have Ishan Ranjan from the batch of 2022-24, as he would be sharing some tips and tricks of how to ace this paper : Educational Background: B.Tech (Mech) 76.10% || Work Experience: 45 months || IIFT: Overall- 99.82%ile || IIFT Score -135. To know more about his journey, keep reading!
Done with CAT 2022? Belled the CAT? Disappointed with your performance? Irrespective of how CAT 2022 went, you cannot afford to become complacent right now. If CAT went well, start preparing for OMETs, because you never know what happens when the results are out or during the interviews. CAT didn't go as per expectations? OMETs are your chance of redemption. Remember that you need to enter one top B-School, and it shouldn't matter which exam you make it through. The good folks at IIFT Delhi, SIBM Pune, and XLRI Jamshedpur have joined hands with us to help MBA aspirants ace IIFT, SNAP, and XAT this exam season. The closed sessions will revolve around the unique aspects of the exam, and the entire series is free of cost. All you need to do is register here!
