"There is no substitute for hard work" The paper is mostly logic, but at the same time, it IS deliberately confusing. So even a guy with a 140+ IQ might not be able to crack it if he is not prepared because he doesn't know what he is looking for.
Achievers have an innate sense of purpose powering them through troubled times and if at times they didn't know where they were going they were willing to take the risk of finding out. On the other hand, if you look at some people who are in a secure profession albeit in roles that they dislike, coasting towards the end of their working lives, you will find one thing in common, regret! The regret of not taking the risk to avail opportunities, the regret of unfulfilled desires and the regret of never knowing what their true potential really was.
Exams are the biggest deadweight loss of our education system.
There are four facets of preparation for the interviews. I will describe each one in detail:
I had prepared this answer very well for the interviews and was asked in all IIM interviews. So, this definitely is a game-changer. From the factors leading to the decision to how it will help me shape my future.
Having worked for almost 4 years now, here is what I have learnt about the corporate sphere.
Parul Sharma from Delhi is a true Delhi-ite! She is an avid reader, a lover of her Netflix accounts and loves to write, as well! Both her parents are doctors and her elder sister works in Real Estate, like herself before she started studying at IMTG. In Real Estate, she worked with Jones Lang LaSalle for 2 years, with their Commercial Leasing team, as a part of the Transaction Advisory. Currently, she is a first-year student at IMT Ghaziabad.
Now that the CAT results are out, it is time to choose the best B-school and for a lot of MBA aspirants, this is the chance they were expecting for a long time. This is the last lap which can help you make your dream career in your preferred domain.
