Any Indian person would always feel proud to represent India as one of the brand ambassadors (not the ones on TV or Promotional Campaigns) of India on a Global platform. That feeling cannot be summed up in words.
Since you have already decided to pursue an MBA, it’s only fair that you acquaint yourself with what’s in store for you. Reading some of these books will give you different perspectives not only on business but also on life. It will expose you to the myriad challenges that businesses faced and how they overcame them to emerge victoriously. The stories of various entrepreneurs will certainly enrich your business acumen. And if nothing else they will only inspire you to get that coveted seat in your dream college.
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There was always a mystique related to sales for me. How do you actually go and get business? And then once you have a client, how do you proactively grow the business and make sure that your existing engagements are being managed well? So many moving parts, different priorities, different internal and external stakeholders to manage. It all seemed a bit overwhelming. When our first rotation started (after our unforgettable trip to Les Fontaines, France of course!), I found out that I would get the opportunity to really get a hands-on experience working with the Global Account Executive for a Large European Bank as well as the Sales team in Bangalore.
The results of CAT will be most probably out by the second week of January and your WAT-PI round will be conducted in mid-February or later. This gives you roughly a time of 45 days to prepare for WAT-PI round. Although some of you might have already started preparing for WAT-PI but for those who haven’t, 'start your preparation now'. It is not late and even I started my preparation around this time only last year.
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The New Year dawned on me with a golden opportunity to make it into one of the top management institutions in India. In less than 2 months, I was about to be put in groups, to test my mettle against some of the brightest minds in the country. But one major hurdle stood before me; an under-confident self, feeling too anxious to face GDs and interviews. Many of you might be feeling the same while starting off this year. However, the good news is that there is always a way to improve.
This article is second in a series of articles to help aspirants start their CAT prep. Part 1 can be found here.
