It’s that time of the year for all MBA Aspirants when their brain wires are the sharpest yet most entangled. Entangled? Yes, because ‘n’ number of questions cross the mind day in and day out. One such question is – “Am I prepared enough? Or should I actually drop out this year and re-appear the next year?”
“SPJIMR gives preference to students with work experience”
Everyone who has cleared an entrance exam knows the effort it takes to get past that huge stumbling block, the hours of preparation to cross the sectional cut-offs, the Mock entrances and finally the actual test, where we have to maintain a balance between several interests to do our best. It is no mean feat to get into one of the top b-schools in India, and why do we put this effort? The answer could be different for different people but the question is are we all on the same page once we cross the finish line.
SPJIMR, ranked among the top 20 most desired b-schools worldwide as per Forbes and the Top 5 in India, has always been known for its innovative pedagogy of teaching management education. One of the path-breaking innovations in the entire value chain of education at SPJIMR lies in its admission process. It is the first and the only b-school in India that offers an interview for admissions to its flagship PGDM programme based on the strength of one’s profile. We, at SPJIMR, firmly believe that there’s more to a person than meets the eye. This is one of the many things that set us apart from traditional b-schools.
With less than a month for the Big Day, there are a lot of things that would be going through your mind. By this stage, everyone is more or less well versed with all the concepts and has taken a lot of practice tests in anticipation of getting better by the day. It is very natural if you have tried numerous strategies and are still trying out more. Moreover, it is even more natural if you are getting frustrated because your scores have stagnated or are even going down. The instinctive response to this situation is to start practicing more rigorously. But hold on. Here is the strategy I followed in the last mile (month) to the CAT.
I know that the CAT 2017 is right around the corner and you are very busy preparing for it (well, best of luck for that!), but there is something that I want to tell you. And I hope, you'll listen (don't worry, it's going to be a small post).
It’s that time of the year for all MBA Aspirants when their brain wires are the sharpest yet most entangled. Entangled? Yes, because ‘n’ number of questions cross the mind day in and day out. One such question is – “Am I prepared enough? Or should I actually drop out this year and re-appear the next year?”
“SPJIMR gives preference to students with work experience”
Everyone who has cleared an entrance exam knows the effort it takes to get past that huge stumbling block, the hours of preparation to cross the sectional cut-offs, the Mock entrances and finally the actual test, where we have to maintain a balance between several interests to do our best. It is no mean feat to get into one of the top b-schools in India, and why do we put this effort? The answer could be different for different people but the question is are we all on the same page once we cross the finish line.
SPJIMR, ranked among the top 20 most desired b-schools worldwide as per Forbes and the Top 5 in India, has always been known for its innovative pedagogy of teaching management education. One of the path-breaking innovations in the entire value chain of education at SPJIMR lies in its admission process. It is the first and the only b-school in India that offers an interview for admissions to its flagship PGDM programme based on the strength of one’s profile. We, at SPJIMR, firmly believe that there’s more to a person than meets the eye. This is one of the many things that set us apart from traditional b-schools.
With less than a month for the Big Day, there are a lot of things that would be going through your mind. By this stage, everyone is more or less well versed with all the concepts and has taken a lot of practice tests in anticipation of getting better by the day. It is very natural if you have tried numerous strategies and are still trying out more. Moreover, it is even more natural if you are getting frustrated because your scores have stagnated or are even going down. The instinctive response to this situation is to start practicing more rigorously. But hold on. Here is the strategy I followed in the last mile (month) to the CAT.
I know that the CAT 2017 is right around the corner and you are very busy preparing for it (well, best of luck for that!), but there is something that I want to tell you. And I hope, you'll listen (don't worry, it's going to be a small post).
