Congratulations on deciding that you want to do an MBA. You deserve a pat on the back because there are plenty of options in this world with respect to your post-grad and you must have done a lot of heavy lifting in analysing each option in-depth to reach your final conclusion.
Sandeep Kumar Mohanty is a current student at IIM Bangalore. He scored 99.69%ile in CAT'18 before joining IIM Bangalore. He worked with the Odisha government as a revenue officer for 30 months. He was also selected as an Income tax inspector for govt of India. In this article, he will tell us how he prepared for the CAT exam.
Deferred internships and PPOs, as well as delayed college terms, mean you have plenty of time to learn something. All and sundry have been telling you to upskill yourself in this COVID 19 influenced lockdown. And that is a great way to spend your time right now, thanks to coronavirus. But here’s the thing. Pursuing random courses may not really help you. What will add value to your CV is pursuing courses in relation to your future career or job profile. Whether it is BFSI or consulting you wish to work in, or sales and marketing, or operations and supply chain management, or HRM, there are some basic skills you can gain through online certifications that can help you show a strong profile. So what are these courses and certification and why should you pursue them? Find out in this article.
Each year, the CAT exam is conducted in the month of November/December, and over 2 lakh individuals appear for this exam to get shortlisted for admission by top IIMs. However, due to the Coronavirus, there is a lingering doubt in the minds of many aspirants that CAT 2020 may face postponement or even cancellation! There is also concern about the placements that IIMs will be able to provide in a seemingly uncertain job market. A CAT expert with over 20 years of experience coaching students answers 10 key questions about CAT 2020.
The COVID-19 Lockdown has seen a surge of Online courses. MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) platforms have been in the top searches in the past few months in India and the world. While it is a good idea to do a course online, you can't just take up any course. It holds true, more for MBA aspirants, MBA students and working professionals. Whatever course you decide to do must mirror your profile and goals in life. To be blunt, it has to help you get a job or a seat in a b-school in the post-pandemic world. But, which course should you do? That's what this video is for.
Did you know about ISB's Young Leadership Program (YLP)? Well, It is a deferred admission option given to high potential students pursuing their Bachelor’s or Master’s education. People who make it to this programme are, are ideally positioned to transform into future's exceptional business leaders. But, that doesn't mean they have it easy. They also have to go through the same stressful GMAT prep, nerve-wracking essay prompts and interviewers convincing you that you are more apt for MS than a PGP. At least, that was Vipul Soni had to go through. Vipul is currently working as a Deals Advisory at PwC DIAC and graduated out from ISB Hyderabad in the year 2019. To know more about his journey, keep reading.
Recently we spoke to Sanajana Rout, who scored 99.75%ile in CAT 2019 and will be joining IIM Calcutta this year. During the conversation, Sanjana has detailed out her exam preparation strategy, how she made time for her preparation, her advice to CAT 2020 aspirants and how an online CAT class had a massive impact on her attitude throughout her entire preparation journey. Read on!
Common Admission Test is a gateway to most of the MBA colleges, including the IIMs. However, a lot of insitutes fall in the league of IIMs have a seprate entrance process. We have compiled a list such Top 10 Institutions along with their entrance process. These institutes might require different preparation strategies and hence you must accordingly tailor your efforts while preparing for CAT.
Congratulations on deciding that you want to do an MBA. You deserve a pat on the back because there are plenty of options in this world with respect to your post-grad and you must have done a lot of heavy lifting in analysing each option in-depth to reach your final conclusion.
Sandeep Kumar Mohanty is a current student at IIM Bangalore. He scored 99.69%ile in CAT'18 before joining IIM Bangalore. He worked with the Odisha government as a revenue officer for 30 months. He was also selected as an Income tax inspector for govt of India. In this article, he will tell us how he prepared for the CAT exam.
Deferred internships and PPOs, as well as delayed college terms, mean you have plenty of time to learn something. All and sundry have been telling you to upskill yourself in this COVID 19 influenced lockdown. And that is a great way to spend your time right now, thanks to coronavirus. But here’s the thing. Pursuing random courses may not really help you. What will add value to your CV is pursuing courses in relation to your future career or job profile. Whether it is BFSI or consulting you wish to work in, or sales and marketing, or operations and supply chain management, or HRM, there are some basic skills you can gain through online certifications that can help you show a strong profile. So what are these courses and certification and why should you pursue them? Find out in this article.
Each year, the CAT exam is conducted in the month of November/December, and over 2 lakh individuals appear for this exam to get shortlisted for admission by top IIMs. However, due to the Coronavirus, there is a lingering doubt in the minds of many aspirants that CAT 2020 may face postponement or even cancellation! There is also concern about the placements that IIMs will be able to provide in a seemingly uncertain job market. A CAT expert with over 20 years of experience coaching students answers 10 key questions about CAT 2020.
The COVID-19 Lockdown has seen a surge of Online courses. MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) platforms have been in the top searches in the past few months in India and the world. While it is a good idea to do a course online, you can't just take up any course. It holds true, more for MBA aspirants, MBA students and working professionals. Whatever course you decide to do must mirror your profile and goals in life. To be blunt, it has to help you get a job or a seat in a b-school in the post-pandemic world. But, which course should you do? That's what this video is for.
Did you know about ISB's Young Leadership Program (YLP)? Well, It is a deferred admission option given to high potential students pursuing their Bachelor’s or Master’s education. People who make it to this programme are, are ideally positioned to transform into future's exceptional business leaders. But, that doesn't mean they have it easy. They also have to go through the same stressful GMAT prep, nerve-wracking essay prompts and interviewers convincing you that you are more apt for MS than a PGP. At least, that was Vipul Soni had to go through. Vipul is currently working as a Deals Advisory at PwC DIAC and graduated out from ISB Hyderabad in the year 2019. To know more about his journey, keep reading.
Recently we spoke to Sanajana Rout, who scored 99.75%ile in CAT 2019 and will be joining IIM Calcutta this year. During the conversation, Sanjana has detailed out her exam preparation strategy, how she made time for her preparation, her advice to CAT 2020 aspirants and how an online CAT class had a massive impact on her attitude throughout her entire preparation journey. Read on!
Common Admission Test is a gateway to most of the MBA colleges, including the IIMs. However, a lot of insitutes fall in the league of IIMs have a seprate entrance process. We have compiled a list such Top 10 Institutions along with their entrance process. These institutes might require different preparation strategies and hence you must accordingly tailor your efforts while preparing for CAT.
