Education with a holistic perspective is concerned with the identification of a person's unique talent, allows a person to be exposed to a myriad of diverse opinions and polish one’s persona. Undeniably, the growing need for well -rounded individuals at the workplace cannot be stressed upon enough.
“Calmness is the cradle of power.” With the CAT D-Day nearing, we should be excited, not scared. The stakes are high; everyone is looking up to us to perform. The fear of underperforming keeps us motivated to work hard. Having such rush is a general phenomenon, however, too much fear builds untamable pressure and leads to breakdowns in some cases.
I have always wanted to do an MBA, ever since I understood the term. I still remember in grade ten, when my friends were having a hard choice deciding if they were to take up Science, Commerce or Arts, I had already made up mind that it was going to be Commerce, post which I would do an MBA. It's 6 years post that decision, and it only makes me feel great.
With CAT 2017 being just 3 days away, we understand how crucial these last few days are for every CAT aspirant. Having been gone through this phase last year, we would like to give some useful last-minute tips to be kept in mind so that you can crack the CAT 2017.
There is a widely believed misconception among Non-Engineers with regard to CAT. Most of them believe that Engineers are much better equipped to crack CAT. Fundamentally, this thought process alone can be the biggest demotivating factor for an aspirant. If you have already convinced yourself that your competitor is better than you, then you can’t compete with them.
So finally, it’s that time of the year, when all your year-round efforts will bear fruit. You have persevered a lot throughout the year, burnt a lot of midnight oil to solve those mocks, solved tests just to improve your accuracy, struggled just make sense of that abstract RC. But you can’t lose your steam quite yet, as the last week is equally important for your success. So here I am going to share what I did in my last week before the “CAT” 2016 exam. Relax and read on!
As the batch of 2017 gears up to take on Common Admission Test, one of the biggest management entrance test in India, it is natural to have various questions on how one should approach this test. To start with, the basic structure of CAT comprises of Multiple Choice Questions and “Type in the answer” (TITA) questions in which the MCQs are subjected to negative marking while the TITAs are not, which leads to the inevitable conclusion that TITAs are must attempts since there is no risk of losing marks.
Education with a holistic perspective is concerned with the identification of a person's unique talent, allows a person to be exposed to a myriad of diverse opinions and polish one’s persona. Undeniably, the growing need for well -rounded individuals at the workplace cannot be stressed upon enough.
“Calmness is the cradle of power.” With the CAT D-Day nearing, we should be excited, not scared. The stakes are high; everyone is looking up to us to perform. The fear of underperforming keeps us motivated to work hard. Having such rush is a general phenomenon, however, too much fear builds untamable pressure and leads to breakdowns in some cases.
I have always wanted to do an MBA, ever since I understood the term. I still remember in grade ten, when my friends were having a hard choice deciding if they were to take up Science, Commerce or Arts, I had already made up mind that it was going to be Commerce, post which I would do an MBA. It's 6 years post that decision, and it only makes me feel great.
With CAT 2017 being just 3 days away, we understand how crucial these last few days are for every CAT aspirant. Having been gone through this phase last year, we would like to give some useful last-minute tips to be kept in mind so that you can crack the CAT 2017.
There is a widely believed misconception among Non-Engineers with regard to CAT. Most of them believe that Engineers are much better equipped to crack CAT. Fundamentally, this thought process alone can be the biggest demotivating factor for an aspirant. If you have already convinced yourself that your competitor is better than you, then you can’t compete with them.
So finally, it’s that time of the year, when all your year-round efforts will bear fruit. You have persevered a lot throughout the year, burnt a lot of midnight oil to solve those mocks, solved tests just to improve your accuracy, struggled just make sense of that abstract RC. But you can’t lose your steam quite yet, as the last week is equally important for your success. So here I am going to share what I did in my last week before the “CAT” 2016 exam. Relax and read on!
As the batch of 2017 gears up to take on Common Admission Test, one of the biggest management entrance test in India, it is natural to have various questions on how one should approach this test. To start with, the basic structure of CAT comprises of Multiple Choice Questions and “Type in the answer” (TITA) questions in which the MCQs are subjected to negative marking while the TITAs are not, which leads to the inevitable conclusion that TITAs are must attempts since there is no risk of losing marks.
