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An Antidote To The Nervousness Before CAT

An Antidote To The Nervousness Before CAT

This is for all who take themselves too seriously; who pay too much respect to CAT 2019. For all those who think that this exam is what will define them for the rest of their life. First thing, take it easy. Don't take CAT too seriously. While feelings of anxiety around CAT is normal, but none of it is worth it. It's not going to help you now and it is not going to help you on D-Day. The key is to not let it bog you down, not let it ruin the months of preparation. In this story, we provide you with antidotes to the nervousness around CAT; how you can make the most of the next three days - what should you do a day prior to CAT 2019, how you should mentally prepare yourself, and reading lists by IIM Lucknow and IIM Indore students. Common Myths Around CAT Exam And Prescribed Dos And Don'ts By IIM Bangalore Alumnus "Don’t over discuss exam and CAT with your friends and family members. More often than not you would end up getting free advice and a bunch of expectations in a way such as 'You don’t have to worry, you have been scoring 99+ percentile in all mock cats - even the eternal gods cannot stop you!'. Such things only help build up pressure. Read the entire list here.

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24 Hours To CAT | Live Webinar With CEO, MBA Group At Career Launcher

24 Hours To CAT | Live Webinar With CEO, MBA Group At Career Launcher

The anxiety levels would be at the highest with less than 24 hours to go for CAT. And we’re sure you’re feeling a quagmire of emotions right now. Anticipation, apprehension, excitement, nervousness, fear are all battling for dominance in your mind space right now. In order to help you ease those jitters, we bring another free LIVE webinar with Arks Srinivas, IIM Calcutta Alumni and National MBA Head at Career Launcher. ARKSS has mentored countless students and helped them crack the CAT. In this live webinar 24 hours before CAT, ask him anything about that’s bothering you related to CAT 2019.

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How To Score 99 Percentile In CAT 2021 | Tips From A 99.55 Percentiler

How To Score 99 Percentile In CAT 2021 | Tips From A 99.55 Percentiler

Writing CAT exam 2021? Is your CAT strategy in place? Have you worked on each section diligently? Do you have a plan to make it to 99+ percentile in order to get shortlisted at top Indian b-schools? In this video, we speak with someone who scored well over 99 percentile in CAT and got into one of India's elite business schools. If you're looking for tips from a CAT exam topper to crack the DI-LR section and improve your mock test scores, then you don't want to miss this!

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How I Got Into Mahindra And Goldman Sachs | Ft. Preet & Amber, IMT Ghaziabad

How I Got Into Mahindra And Goldman Sachs | Ft. Preet & Amber, IMT Ghaziabad

Goldman Sachs & Mahindra are few of the companies that most B-School students aim to start a career with in the field of finance or management. Wondering how to crack all steps leading to interning at your dream company and bagging a PPO as well! Two IMT students give insight on how to go about your preparation and the do’s-and-don’ts during the job placements in a B-school.

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Journey From Delivering Newspapers To IIM Rohtak

Journey From Delivering Newspapers To IIM Rohtak

A remarkable journey of  Rakesh Kunbi, 29 years old, who made it to IIM Rohtak facing the odds right from a young age. Reminiscing early experiences he said, "My grandfather was a mill worker while my father was a Homeguard officer in Mumbai. The main source of our family income ceased after the shutdown of a few mills in 2005. It was a difficult period for our family". At this juncture of life, 16-year-old Rakesh took up the job of delivering newspapers in order to manage family expenses but the zeal he possessed for acquiring knowledge helped him to parallelly manage education.

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An Impeccable Journey Of An International Chess Player To IIM Rohtak

An Impeccable Journey Of An International Chess Player To IIM Rohtak

“In life, or in business, as in chess, one must play all sorts of positions well, seize the opportunities when available, defend if forced to, and attack when possible, but always adhere to the dictates of the truth of the position”, Ashish Pandey, 27, International chess player, firmly believes in this philosophy. Ashish credits the strategic thinking he developed in the past decade of playing chess for being able to crack CAT with a whopping 98 percentile.

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