Most aspirants believe that once they’ve aced the CAT, the hardest part of their MBA journey is behind them. The scorecard flashes a 98, 99, or even a 99.9 percentile, and it feels like the golden gates of their dream B-school are already half-open. But what many don’t realize is that this is merely the tip of the iceberg — and what lies beneath is just as critical, and just as, if not more challenging.
Building vocabulary for any entrance examination is a gradual process, and it is advised to begin at the earliest as the retention of words take time. Mentioned below are some tips For Enhancing Vocabulary for CAT and OMETs –
"Did you watch Ford Vs Ferrari?"
Hi, I’m Diksha Verma. Like many of you, I had big dreams when I sat down to take CAT 2024. I was aiming for a 99 percentile. In my mind, even my worst-case scenario was somewhere between 95 and 97. But when the results came out, I was shocked. I scored an 88.27 percentile. I never expected this, not even in my worst nightmares.
As an MBA aspirant, regardless of the exam you're focusing on, one thing is common across most top B-schools in India — interviews. These are, in most cases, supplemented by group discussions (GDs), written ability tests (WATs) and/or extempore. Collectively, you'll come across them as ‘GDPI rounds’ during your B-school entrance prep journey. And yes, they are super important!
When you start your CAT preparation, there's one line you're bound to hear from mentors and fellow aspirants: "VARC is a non-engineer’s friend and an engineer’s worst nightmare." Well, this may or may not be entirely true. The VARC section has often acted as a life jacket for non-engineers, significantly boosting their overall percentile. Speaking as a non-engineer myself, I would agree with that statement. In this article, I’ll share my insights on VARC Preparation Tips for CAT 2025 ultimately enhance your overall performance in it.
In this conversation from Universal Ai University, India’s 1st AI University, Dr. Simon Mak, the founding Vice Chancellor and India’s first American VC, shares his unique journey—from growing up in Hong Kong to studying at MIT, working in Silicon Valley, launching startups, and finally finding his calling in academia. Dr. Mak believes in pursuing opportunities over passion and dreams, emphasizing the importance of adaptability in a world increasingly shaped by AI.
After messing up my CAT last year, I re-attempted the exam this year. Finally, this year, I did get calls from a lot of popular B-Schools. As the interview season began, I faced a hurdle named the IMT CTPI (Critical Thinking and Personal Interview). But first, let me introduce myself.
Most aspirants believe that once they’ve aced the CAT, the hardest part of their MBA journey is behind them. The scorecard flashes a 98, 99, or even a 99.9 percentile, and it feels like the golden gates of their dream B-school are already half-open. But what many don’t realize is that this is merely the tip of the iceberg — and what lies beneath is just as critical, and just as, if not more challenging.
Building vocabulary for any entrance examination is a gradual process, and it is advised to begin at the earliest as the retention of words take time. Mentioned below are some tips For Enhancing Vocabulary for CAT and OMETs –
"Did you watch Ford Vs Ferrari?"
Hi, I’m Diksha Verma. Like many of you, I had big dreams when I sat down to take CAT 2024. I was aiming for a 99 percentile. In my mind, even my worst-case scenario was somewhere between 95 and 97. But when the results came out, I was shocked. I scored an 88.27 percentile. I never expected this, not even in my worst nightmares.
As an MBA aspirant, regardless of the exam you're focusing on, one thing is common across most top B-schools in India — interviews. These are, in most cases, supplemented by group discussions (GDs), written ability tests (WATs) and/or extempore. Collectively, you'll come across them as ‘GDPI rounds’ during your B-school entrance prep journey. And yes, they are super important!
When you start your CAT preparation, there's one line you're bound to hear from mentors and fellow aspirants: "VARC is a non-engineer’s friend and an engineer’s worst nightmare." Well, this may or may not be entirely true. The VARC section has often acted as a life jacket for non-engineers, significantly boosting their overall percentile. Speaking as a non-engineer myself, I would agree with that statement. In this article, I’ll share my insights on VARC Preparation Tips for CAT 2025 ultimately enhance your overall performance in it.
In this conversation from Universal Ai University, India’s 1st AI University, Dr. Simon Mak, the founding Vice Chancellor and India’s first American VC, shares his unique journey—from growing up in Hong Kong to studying at MIT, working in Silicon Valley, launching startups, and finally finding his calling in academia. Dr. Mak believes in pursuing opportunities over passion and dreams, emphasizing the importance of adaptability in a world increasingly shaped by AI.
After messing up my CAT last year, I re-attempted the exam this year. Finally, this year, I did get calls from a lot of popular B-Schools. As the interview season began, I faced a hurdle named the IMT CTPI (Critical Thinking and Personal Interview). But first, let me introduce myself.
