The first time I was exposed to MBF was when I received a mail from Xavier University which carried details of all the courses it offered, quietly nestled in among them was Master of Business Finance (MBF), being a finance enthusiast it piqued my interest and I was immediately drawn towards it , it was a new course offered by Xavier School of Commerce and this was to be the first batch of MBF.
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!
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.
CAT 2017 had 3 sections as mentioned in CAT Notification and Online Demo:
With the reactions of aspirants on the atrocities of the Quantitative Ability Section gripping them in CAT 2018 - Slot 1, I am coming up with this article to elaborate why sincere preparations (mind the word ‘sincere’!) is not a waste. Positivity is one such artillery that the aspirants definitely need to have in their arsenal to deal with the current scenario. I am sure most of you will not have put all your eggs in the basket of CAT, and have registered for other exams like XAT and IIFT.
The memories of first day at Philips are still fresh in my mind. I met rest of the 17 interns from FMS, NITIE, IIM-I and the likes in a spacious conference room of Philips Lighting office at Cyber City, Gurgaon. We were excitedly greeted by our Campus Manager who took only minutes to make us all feel at ease and by the end of the day, I had realised that it was the beginning of a journey to remember for a lifetime.
