So the entrance season is on. Every student is ready to, or already burning the midnight oil, ransacking libraries, exhausting all the possible resources they can get their hands on. We all agree that we give our best when it comes to preparing for entrances.
What if learning was fun? What if you can learn management lessons through the movies you watch? Well, that’s quite possible! With this article, I would try to bring out management lessons from some popular movies and web-series. Unlike many lists available online with generic facts, this list comes from my personal experience. So without wasting anymore time, here’s the list:
The Common Admission Test (CAT) is one of the most popular Management entrance exams. Anyone aspiring to enter the world of business or dream to take admission in one of the most prestigious b-school, sit for this test. So, the competition in CAT exam is stiff as lakh of students dream the same dream as you. Many students believe in working when the time for the exam is near, while there others who strategise a month/ year before the exam. Is it helpful? Yes, you must start preparing early so that you at least have a month for revision, taking the online mock test, work on topics left during preparation, etc.
With this article, I would try to give you a perspective on preparation within 6 months and on how to make most of this time.
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KJ Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research and FORE School of Management are two good tier-2 colleges in the country. Every year, aspirants aim for IIMs and other tier-1 colleges. However, due to the sheer number of people giving these exams, some are not able to make it into these dream B-Schools.
