It takes just one thought and your motivation to reach that goal. I had this Quant phobia as I am from a BBA and non-maths background. In 2018, I prepared for CAT, but only because of his fear of quant, I had managed to score just 48%ile in the Quantitative Aptitude section.
With CAT 2020 less than 7 months away, many of you have started out with your preparation efforts to hit that 99th percentile mark and make it to your dream business schools. But your preparation is missing one crucial element that can directly impact how you fare in CAT 2020. Here's one important step that thousands of aspirants make the mistake of skipping that you must not skip at any cost.
The lockdown has hit a lot of us hard. With the number of COVID-19 cases continuously rising, and a lockdown that seems to never end, many of us are feeling low emotionally, physically and mentally. Did you know? People in cold places like Greenland, Antarctica, Alaska, have a greater chance of being depressed and developing other mental diseases. The climate in these areas is so extreme that during winters, people have no option but to stay at home for months. That is a nature enforced lockdown. Even though the current lockdown is induced by the disease, the feeling of loneliness and helplessness is looming over many people in the country. So, how do you get over it? Where do you find inspiration to push forward in life (no matter what)? Maybe listen to a few TED talks during lockdown?
In today's sectional test, we bring to you the second Quantitative Aptitude (QA) Sectional Test as a part of InsideIIM's CAT 2020 Weekly Tests. There are 34 questions in this test. You need to either choose the correct option from the four options given or type in your answer. Every correct answer will fetch you 3 points, while every incorrect attempt will fetch you -1(TITA questions don't have any negative marking).
MBA is not just about classes and lectures. It's also about the people, the campus, and the environment. All of them have a special role to play in your MBA journey. But, what happens when something like COVID-19 strikes and everything right from college induction, to lectures, exams, internship, placement, and convocation starts happening digitally? Will the essence of MBA get lost if everything moves to online platforms? Find out in this video.
After IIM Lucknow, IIM Indore has become the second IIM to eliminate any weightage for the Written Ability Test (WAT) round in calculating the final composite score for candidates, which will eventually be used to create the final shortlist for admission to the institute. Interviews for candidates remaining to be interviewed have been shifted online as well. Here are the official statements put out by both IIMs on their official websites.
In today's episode of KYC, we have the oldest Indian Institute of Management in the country, IIM Calcutta. From the story of its inception to the final placements of the batch of 2021, this episode of KYC tries to cover the essence of life at IIM Calcutta. Let us try and understand what makes IIM C one of the top three management institutes in the country for decades. All this and a lot more in this episode of Know Your Campus.
COVID-19 is no more a disease that affects the human respiratory system. The effects of the disease have also started showing its impact on the economic and industrial domain. Even at the company level, almost all departments have been disrupted by the havoc wreaked by coronavirus. Hence, it is crucial for MBA students and aspirants to understand the current scenario and how companies are dealing with it. You will be better equipped for changes that are about to come. Besides, COVID-19 has already helped us create a special bond with our laptop/notebook/smartphones. Not like we were not best friends already. How about using this friendship to go through this list of Marketing, HR, Operations, Product Management and Finance blogs to read during the lockdown. Hope it helps!
It takes just one thought and your motivation to reach that goal. I had this Quant phobia as I am from a BBA and non-maths background. In 2018, I prepared for CAT, but only because of his fear of quant, I had managed to score just 48%ile in the Quantitative Aptitude section.
With CAT 2020 less than 7 months away, many of you have started out with your preparation efforts to hit that 99th percentile mark and make it to your dream business schools. But your preparation is missing one crucial element that can directly impact how you fare in CAT 2020. Here's one important step that thousands of aspirants make the mistake of skipping that you must not skip at any cost.
The lockdown has hit a lot of us hard. With the number of COVID-19 cases continuously rising, and a lockdown that seems to never end, many of us are feeling low emotionally, physically and mentally. Did you know? People in cold places like Greenland, Antarctica, Alaska, have a greater chance of being depressed and developing other mental diseases. The climate in these areas is so extreme that during winters, people have no option but to stay at home for months. That is a nature enforced lockdown. Even though the current lockdown is induced by the disease, the feeling of loneliness and helplessness is looming over many people in the country. So, how do you get over it? Where do you find inspiration to push forward in life (no matter what)? Maybe listen to a few TED talks during lockdown?
In today's sectional test, we bring to you the second Quantitative Aptitude (QA) Sectional Test as a part of InsideIIM's CAT 2020 Weekly Tests. There are 34 questions in this test. You need to either choose the correct option from the four options given or type in your answer. Every correct answer will fetch you 3 points, while every incorrect attempt will fetch you -1(TITA questions don't have any negative marking).
MBA is not just about classes and lectures. It's also about the people, the campus, and the environment. All of them have a special role to play in your MBA journey. But, what happens when something like COVID-19 strikes and everything right from college induction, to lectures, exams, internship, placement, and convocation starts happening digitally? Will the essence of MBA get lost if everything moves to online platforms? Find out in this video.
After IIM Lucknow, IIM Indore has become the second IIM to eliminate any weightage for the Written Ability Test (WAT) round in calculating the final composite score for candidates, which will eventually be used to create the final shortlist for admission to the institute. Interviews for candidates remaining to be interviewed have been shifted online as well. Here are the official statements put out by both IIMs on their official websites.
In today's episode of KYC, we have the oldest Indian Institute of Management in the country, IIM Calcutta. From the story of its inception to the final placements of the batch of 2021, this episode of KYC tries to cover the essence of life at IIM Calcutta. Let us try and understand what makes IIM C one of the top three management institutes in the country for decades. All this and a lot more in this episode of Know Your Campus.
COVID-19 is no more a disease that affects the human respiratory system. The effects of the disease have also started showing its impact on the economic and industrial domain. Even at the company level, almost all departments have been disrupted by the havoc wreaked by coronavirus. Hence, it is crucial for MBA students and aspirants to understand the current scenario and how companies are dealing with it. You will be better equipped for changes that are about to come. Besides, COVID-19 has already helped us create a special bond with our laptop/notebook/smartphones. Not like we were not best friends already. How about using this friendship to go through this list of Marketing, HR, Operations, Product Management and Finance blogs to read during the lockdown. Hope it helps!
