If The Countries I Visited On Student Exchange Were Humans
“The traveller sees what he sees, the tourist sees what he has come to see.”
“The traveller sees what he sees, the tourist sees what he has come to see.”
It’s final placement season and the anonymous apps and meme pages have become extremely active. One popular meme/post that does the rounds every year in every college is the “Best PoR on campus” post. To everyone who acclaims the best PoR on campus is a placecommer’s girlfriend/boyfriend, you do not want that PoR even if it got you a 1cr package. Let’s first talk about the advantages, since everyone’s completely convinced there’s only pros and no possible cons.
Now that CAT is done, it is time for the next big exam. XAT is a test taken by more than One Lakh students every year and is used by 150 + institutes. The Exam will be held on January 7th this year. The deadline for XAT registration without Late Fee is 30th of November.
CAT is over and IIFT is just four days away. Why waste time looking for resources when it's all here! This list will cover everything from General Tips to specific Section Wise Tips. So without any further ado, let’s dive right into the list!
The month of September 2017 saw the launch of the prestigious OutThink 2017 B-School case study competition by Larsen and Toubro, popularly known as L&T. Now L&T definitely needs no introduction - it is a renowned and trusted brand in India and worldwide in the domain of EPC, or in layman terms, on things related to Mega Civil structures design and construction.
Meet R.Sriram, a first-year MBA student at SIBM Bengaluru. He completed his Mechanical engineering from SRM University in 2016. To give his career a head-start, Sriram decided to do an MBA and started preparing for a plethora of competitive exams. The preparation phase lasted for 9 months after which he secured 98.7 percentile in SNAP and a 94.4%ile in CAT. He chose to join SIBM Bengaluru and is currently in the second semester of his MBA. Sriram believes that scoring a 98%ile in SNAP is quite a task, but a well-planned strategy could make it really easy.
And the one exam which had kept hundreds of thousands of aspirants on their toes for the past one year or so came, shook the world for 3 hours and went away in a jiffy akin to a puff of smoke. Some of the test takers are experiencing a delirious euphoria post the exam with the confidence of getting a score equal to or higher than what they had expected. Kudos for that but one should not forget that one more storm comes close on the heels of CAT every year – the Group Discussions and Personal Interviews rounds.