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CAT 2016 - Frequently Asked Questions

The CAT 2016 (Common Admission Test) exam is an exam conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIM). It is an exam that a candidate has to give in order to gain admission for the courses at an IIM. There are 19 IIMs in the country namely IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Amritsar, IIM Bangalore, IIM Bodh Gaya, IIM Calcutta, IIM Indore, IIM Kashipur, IIM Kozhikode, IIM Lucknow, IIM Nagpur, IIM Raipur, IIM Ranchi, IIM Rohtak, IIM Sambalpur, IIM Shillong, IIM Sirmaur, IIM Trichy, IIM Udaipur and IIM Visakhapatnam.

Edgar Stephens06 Jul 2016

My Tryst With Consumer Behaviour - Ipsita Das From IIM Bangalore

A year ago, I came to IIM Bangalore abreast with dreams of becoming the next big revolutionary brand manager. You know, we all have our fantasies. Here was the country’s best B-School: all had to do now was ask, well, and also lose all my hair, working hard to realize that fantasy. IIM Bangalore offers electives at the end of the first year itself of the Post Graduate Programme in Management, allowing students to invest more energy into what they identify with. Although, the degree awarded to everyone is the same, one can always gain deep knowledge through selective choice of electives.

Ipsita Das06 Jul 2016

My First Day At IIM Bangalore - Geet Amrit's Story

Straight out of an undergraduate institute, a fresh graduate lands at Bengaluru International Airport at around 4.30 PM in the evening. With high hopes and anticipation he boards the bus to Bannerghatta Road. It took more time to reach the IIM Bangalore campus than flying from his home town to Bangalore. This is how he gets a first hand experience of Bangalore traffic.

Geet Amrit06 Jul 2016

The Real Life MBA - Britannia Cafe - Nostalgia On A Plate

In the early 1900s, commerce in the city of Mumbai was dominated by Gujarati and Parsi traders. The shops which were located on the corners of lanes weren't preferred by the Gujarati traders as they were 'Sinh-mukhi' or shaped like a lion's face, which was considered inauspicious in Hinduism. They preferred the non-corner shops as they were 'Gau-mukhi' or shaped like a cow's face - a very auspicious shape for Hindus. The corner shops were thus available for much cheaper rates and Parsis all over the city took up these shops and several of them were turned into Irani restaurants, a few of which have survived the advent of modernity.

Team InsideIIM06 Jul 2016

IIM Indore Campus Walk With Revant Sindhu

It’s an almost warm, rainy day in July. The newly selected PGP Batch has just about arrived on campus. The experience begins even before one can actually reach the campus gate. As you move from Indore city, towards Rau on the outskirts, the transition is seamless. Soon, you’re on the straight road that runs from Rau to Pithampur. Ahead in the distance, out on the left, you see a white dome perched atop a small hill; there are a couple of minaret-shaped structures at the base of the hill and an almost circular, reddish-orange building close to the white dome.

IIM Indore06 Jul 2016

'I Learned From My Mistakes And Also The Things That I Did Right' - Nikhil's Experience At IIM Indore As A PGP Student

I was boarding a bus to Goa on the night of April 30th, when I received a seat confirmation for IIM Indore. The next three days were a roller coaster ride, and so was my first year as a PGP student.

IIM Indore05 Jul 2016

'If You Are Feeling Comfortable Then It’s Time To Challenge Yourself Again' - Kavya Annapareddy's Internship Experience - IIM Indore

My expectations from the internship were simple: To experience a marketing job and figure out if it was compatible with me. But I learned much more than I expected to.

IIM Indore05 Jul 2016

What Can You Learn From Psychopaths

Who exactly are psychopaths? We have many T.V series that have characters based on psychopaths and sociopaths. There’s Dexter, Sherlock, Joffrey Baratheon, Ramsay Bolton, Dr House and many more. Often the word psychopath and sociopath are used interchangeably but the truth is that they are quite different. The key difference between the two is that Psychopaths have no conscience ergo feel no guilt at all and are meticulous whereas Sociopaths do have a conscience but a very weak one and are quite reckless. Both these terms fall under the spectrum of Anti-Social Personality Disorder and have quite a few overlapping traits.

Nidhi Malkan05 Jul 2016

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