So you’ve achieved the much-coveted tag – CA. You might have worked for a few years and now you feel a void. Something is amiss, you’re not as satisfied as you were on result day. So, after much background research, you go ahead and Google- How to crack CAT in 1 month?
‘The last lap to CAT’ & ‘30 days to CAT’ are some of the catchphrases that have the potential to make any aspirant’s heartbeat race in a frenzy. You might often try maintaining a composed, confident demeanour in front of your friends and family while constantly analysing your previous mocks in the background and contemplating whether they were just enough or if CAT has become yet another far-fetched goal. For all those lakhs of aspirants going through tough times, here’s what a Potterhead has to say, who, in fact, was on the other side of the story just a few months back.
“My advice to other disabled people would be, concentrate on things your disability doesn’t prevent you from doing well, and don’t regret the things it interferes with. Don’t be disabled in spirit as well as physically.” - Stephen Hawking
Events. Fun. Prizes. Excitement. Competition. Games. Meeting new people. Music. Food. Euphoria.
Winter is here. And it brings with it the tide of exams. The pressure is intense, and the air is thick with the smell of fear. The MBA train has arrived. Preparing for MBA is like travelling in an IRCTC train. You make the booking (register for exams) and expect to arrive at the destination. Never in history has a train started on time or reached on time. Sound familiar? It once happened to me that the train driver didn't turn up. Can you believe that? It took three hours to find a substitute. But, sooner or later, the MBA train reaches its destination. All it needs is a little bit of patience and perseverance.
‘May’ is a month I hate. It brings forth a day in life that I am never prepared to face. ‘Results ’! That day of your life, when your fate is in the hands of ‘Sharmaji ke Bete.’ I can bet on it that there was a part of our school and college life that we all hated; it was known as ‘Study.’ Academics as the grammar Nazis around here might coin it. But was there ever an escape plan possible? Does a life without academics exist?
'Multitasking is the art of messing up several things at once'
I had initially started preparing for SSC CGL and took a rather unconventional pathway to land up in a B-School. Given the myriad of choices to chose amongst, I had always been confused about what to settle for and focus on. Every pathway seemed just as lucrative as the other. With SSC delaying the examination dates incessantly, I decided to give all the Indian management school entrance exams and the GRE-IELTS combo.
So you’ve achieved the much-coveted tag – CA. You might have worked for a few years and now you feel a void. Something is amiss, you’re not as satisfied as you were on result day. So, after much background research, you go ahead and Google- How to crack CAT in 1 month?
‘The last lap to CAT’ & ‘30 days to CAT’ are some of the catchphrases that have the potential to make any aspirant’s heartbeat race in a frenzy. You might often try maintaining a composed, confident demeanour in front of your friends and family while constantly analysing your previous mocks in the background and contemplating whether they were just enough or if CAT has become yet another far-fetched goal. For all those lakhs of aspirants going through tough times, here’s what a Potterhead has to say, who, in fact, was on the other side of the story just a few months back.
“My advice to other disabled people would be, concentrate on things your disability doesn’t prevent you from doing well, and don’t regret the things it interferes with. Don’t be disabled in spirit as well as physically.” - Stephen Hawking
Events. Fun. Prizes. Excitement. Competition. Games. Meeting new people. Music. Food. Euphoria.
Winter is here. And it brings with it the tide of exams. The pressure is intense, and the air is thick with the smell of fear. The MBA train has arrived. Preparing for MBA is like travelling in an IRCTC train. You make the booking (register for exams) and expect to arrive at the destination. Never in history has a train started on time or reached on time. Sound familiar? It once happened to me that the train driver didn't turn up. Can you believe that? It took three hours to find a substitute. But, sooner or later, the MBA train reaches its destination. All it needs is a little bit of patience and perseverance.
‘May’ is a month I hate. It brings forth a day in life that I am never prepared to face. ‘Results ’! That day of your life, when your fate is in the hands of ‘Sharmaji ke Bete.’ I can bet on it that there was a part of our school and college life that we all hated; it was known as ‘Study.’ Academics as the grammar Nazis around here might coin it. But was there ever an escape plan possible? Does a life without academics exist?
'Multitasking is the art of messing up several things at once'
I had initially started preparing for SSC CGL and took a rather unconventional pathway to land up in a B-School. Given the myriad of choices to chose amongst, I had always been confused about what to settle for and focus on. Every pathway seemed just as lucrative as the other. With SSC delaying the examination dates incessantly, I decided to give all the Indian management school entrance exams and the GRE-IELTS combo.
