It is hard for me to believe that I graduated from SIBM in March 2015, packed my boxes, moved to Gurgaon, and re-adjusted myself into the working world. The professors had told me that things would move fast and they did move so much fast, that it was shocking at times while amusing at others.
So, here it goes.
Almost every one of you would be worried about your mock scores. Whether it's AIMCAT, SIMCAT, or any other mock. I was in a similar situation last year when I was working in an office for 9-10 hrs and parallelly preparing for CAT. I know it's tough especially when you have to take mock every three or four days starting from September and you are also worried about a bunch of other exams like NMAT, IIFT, SNAP etc.so the question is how to tackle this,I will try to explain in the next couple of paragraphs what worked for me and helped me get 99.67%ile in CAT 17.
VARC section can be a nightmare for some. To help you score better in this section, we have an IIM Lucknow student, Pratik Ranjan, to guide you to score better for CAT 2018. In his first attempt, Pratik scored 70%ile in the VARC section. However, in his second attempt, he was able to turn things around for himself and score the perfect 99%ile. Want to know how he managed to do so? Ask him today at 7 pm in the LIVE webinar.
‘What do I do after I’ve decided to opt for an MBA degree?’ was one of the questions that kept running in my mind while preparing for competitive exams & filtering colleges that fit in my list from financial and personal aspects. Being a fresher not only has its own advantages in knowing the current need of the students around but also it has disadvantages of not having work experience and on-field knowledge.
My connection with TISS is a bit older than any of my classmates here in TISS HRM &LR. I had appeared for TISSNET 2017 and came to the Mumbai campus for GD and PI in March 2017.
With exams getting scheduled left, right and centre, it is difficult to find time to sit and prepare solely for XAT. Since you get to do 72 questions in 170 minutes, XAT requires ~ accuracy ~ speed ~ question selection ~ decision-making abilities ~ quick reading and comprehension
