Note: This article is dedicated to all the B-School aspirants preparing for the entrance exams (and others too who have tried this year and are looking to give it another go.)
This article is more like the Badmaash Company or Catch Me If You Can version of MBA. This article is about conning people to make them think you are smart and instantly like you.
XAT is a real-life example of Hare and Tortoise Story.
Retail Industry is growing exponentially in India. From physical stores to e-retailing, this sector has attracted a huge amount of investments from Indian and foreign investors. India has favourable demographics for investment in retail. With a large population, growing consumerism and an increase in income and expenditure, India is an attractive market for investment in retail. Favourable government policies have also boosted the growth of the retail sector.
Week after week of speculation, Finally, there it was, That which could change my life, My dreams and ambitions.
A lot has been written about dos and don’ts before joining a B-school, how you should utilise your first few months etc. One thing which all the articles highlighted is the importance of academics and it is highly justified. Most of us (read all) join a b-school for good placements and academics do play a vital role there. The converts list of all top b-schools is either out or in the offing and the energy level in candidates shoots up during this time. Everybody is preparing himself/herself for the 2-years ahead and is looking for ways which will give him/her an edge over others. A significant percentage being freshers just doesn’t know what to do. Focus on channelizing this energy into the right direction and you would make most out of your MBA. Here are few things to keep you busy for next one month:
A year ago I would not have imagined giving advice of this sort or any sort, for that matter. However, almost a month ago I converted (I have no clue why they call that) to IIM(s) and my life changed.
After the failure of CAT/XAT 2015, I had decided to give these exams one more shot, amidst all the hype & hoopla of MBA exams, one which uniquely stands out is MICAT, the format itself is quite different and tries to bring the best out of a candidate while checking almost each and every aspect which makes him/her suitable for the management course. The exam is of 190 minutes, yet by the end of it, you feel surprisingly refreshed instead of frustrated or overwhelmed, that's the beauty of MICAT.
Note: This article is dedicated to all the B-School aspirants preparing for the entrance exams (and others too who have tried this year and are looking to give it another go.)
This article is more like the Badmaash Company or Catch Me If You Can version of MBA. This article is about conning people to make them think you are smart and instantly like you.
XAT is a real-life example of Hare and Tortoise Story.
Retail Industry is growing exponentially in India. From physical stores to e-retailing, this sector has attracted a huge amount of investments from Indian and foreign investors. India has favourable demographics for investment in retail. With a large population, growing consumerism and an increase in income and expenditure, India is an attractive market for investment in retail. Favourable government policies have also boosted the growth of the retail sector.
Week after week of speculation, Finally, there it was, That which could change my life, My dreams and ambitions.
A lot has been written about dos and don’ts before joining a B-school, how you should utilise your first few months etc. One thing which all the articles highlighted is the importance of academics and it is highly justified. Most of us (read all) join a b-school for good placements and academics do play a vital role there. The converts list of all top b-schools is either out or in the offing and the energy level in candidates shoots up during this time. Everybody is preparing himself/herself for the 2-years ahead and is looking for ways which will give him/her an edge over others. A significant percentage being freshers just doesn’t know what to do. Focus on channelizing this energy into the right direction and you would make most out of your MBA. Here are few things to keep you busy for next one month:
A year ago I would not have imagined giving advice of this sort or any sort, for that matter. However, almost a month ago I converted (I have no clue why they call that) to IIM(s) and my life changed.
After the failure of CAT/XAT 2015, I had decided to give these exams one more shot, amidst all the hype & hoopla of MBA exams, one which uniquely stands out is MICAT, the format itself is quite different and tries to bring the best out of a candidate while checking almost each and every aspect which makes him/her suitable for the management course. The exam is of 190 minutes, yet by the end of it, you feel surprisingly refreshed instead of frustrated or overwhelmed, that's the beauty of MICAT.
