VARC is one of the most scoring section. But most scoring is not equivalent to being the easiest. A lot of people struggle with this section because of Reding Comprehensions (RCs), Inferences, Para jumbles, time constraints, lack of reading habit etc. Here are some must-read blogs that will help you for VARC in CAT 2020:
I interacted with many past CAT takers who were earlier scoring excellent scores in the mocks but failed to score a great percentile in the CAT exam. Even if they somehow managed to score well but couldn't deliver their hundred percent on the day of the CAT exam. In CAT, even a single correct or wrong question can change the whole game for you. So, what might be the issue? Any guesses??? After interacting with them and listening to their stories, I can conclude and present to you that they made some silly or common mistakes on the day of the CAT exam, which cost them their golden opportunity.
We've now entered the penultimate month of this tough year that has had a serious impact on the world of management education and business. In the past few weeks, however, it appears that we're approaching the end of this dark tunnel, with constant growth in month-on-month hiring activity, though the situation continues to remain bleak. In today's episode of News From The World of MBA, we'll explore more about this light at the end of the tunnel, and will also talk about the Financial Times' latest Executive MBA rankings!
For many aspirants, DILR is still a tough nut to crack. DILR questions are highly unpredictable and confusing. Are you someone who is struggling to find ways to navigate through this section? To help you in the last few days, we have Amrita Mishra with us! Amrita will answer your questions related to the DI-LR section.
Prashant Kesarwani has quite the inspirational story; he fought against all odds and made it to IIM Rohtak, despite hailing from a humble background. The twenty-one-year-old from Haldwani, Nainital, said, "It was not easy for me to prepare for CAT, coming from a weak financial background as the fee and other expenses are quite high, and I cannot afford them." Prashant's father is a fruit seller who operates a Thela. His father is the sole breadwinner for the family, and his mother is a housewife. He adds, "Despite having a low income, my father is very supportive and was ready to bear the high expenses. But I did not want to burden him any further and decided to prepare by myself."
Ever since the lockdown has been announced, education has taken a major hit. While some of the cities and their schools have managed to switch to online mode of teaching, a large portion of the rural and semi-urban education was startled. With limited access to internet and infrastructure available, the primary and secondary education faced a major jolt for months. In such a situation, if you as a manager is given the responsibility to find a solution for this, what would your approach be?
Symbiosis International University (SIU) conducts the Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) every year in order to shortlist candidates for MBA programmes offered by various institutes affiliated to SIU. This year SNAP has introduced major changes in the pattern as well as the dates as well as the number of attempts a candidate can undertake.
Episode 5: Making Choices - All I want Is... Everything
VARC is one of the most scoring section. But most scoring is not equivalent to being the easiest. A lot of people struggle with this section because of Reding Comprehensions (RCs), Inferences, Para jumbles, time constraints, lack of reading habit etc. Here are some must-read blogs that will help you for VARC in CAT 2020:
I interacted with many past CAT takers who were earlier scoring excellent scores in the mocks but failed to score a great percentile in the CAT exam. Even if they somehow managed to score well but couldn't deliver their hundred percent on the day of the CAT exam. In CAT, even a single correct or wrong question can change the whole game for you. So, what might be the issue? Any guesses??? After interacting with them and listening to their stories, I can conclude and present to you that they made some silly or common mistakes on the day of the CAT exam, which cost them their golden opportunity.
We've now entered the penultimate month of this tough year that has had a serious impact on the world of management education and business. In the past few weeks, however, it appears that we're approaching the end of this dark tunnel, with constant growth in month-on-month hiring activity, though the situation continues to remain bleak. In today's episode of News From The World of MBA, we'll explore more about this light at the end of the tunnel, and will also talk about the Financial Times' latest Executive MBA rankings!
For many aspirants, DILR is still a tough nut to crack. DILR questions are highly unpredictable and confusing. Are you someone who is struggling to find ways to navigate through this section? To help you in the last few days, we have Amrita Mishra with us! Amrita will answer your questions related to the DI-LR section.
Prashant Kesarwani has quite the inspirational story; he fought against all odds and made it to IIM Rohtak, despite hailing from a humble background. The twenty-one-year-old from Haldwani, Nainital, said, "It was not easy for me to prepare for CAT, coming from a weak financial background as the fee and other expenses are quite high, and I cannot afford them." Prashant's father is a fruit seller who operates a Thela. His father is the sole breadwinner for the family, and his mother is a housewife. He adds, "Despite having a low income, my father is very supportive and was ready to bear the high expenses. But I did not want to burden him any further and decided to prepare by myself."
Ever since the lockdown has been announced, education has taken a major hit. While some of the cities and their schools have managed to switch to online mode of teaching, a large portion of the rural and semi-urban education was startled. With limited access to internet and infrastructure available, the primary and secondary education faced a major jolt for months. In such a situation, if you as a manager is given the responsibility to find a solution for this, what would your approach be?
Symbiosis International University (SIU) conducts the Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) every year in order to shortlist candidates for MBA programmes offered by various institutes affiliated to SIU. This year SNAP has introduced major changes in the pattern as well as the dates as well as the number of attempts a candidate can undertake.
Episode 5: Making Choices - All I want Is... Everything
