On 9th of January, 2015, CAT results were declared to end the period of uncertainty and anxiety. After burning the midnight oil for months, I managed to score 96.79%ile overall with 99.8%ile in Verbal section being the highlight. As expected, I received calls from all the new IIMs. In the following few weeks, I did all I could to prepare myself for the second leg of the race.
Welcome to yet another week of WAT Wednesdays!
The interview season is in the air, and while there is no cookie cutter formula to do it right, we are going to do a series on interview experiences of current b-school students.
Welcome to yet another week of GD Monday!
The Journey to a B-school is one that tests your patience, analytical skills and management skills well before you actually board the bus. As it is late January and most of the candidates shall be facing the next hurdle of GD, WAT and PI, in this article I will like to share my experience as I had prepared for this phase.
With CAT all done and dusted, it's time to enter the toughest phase of the entire process - preparing for the interviews. There is always that element of gnawing tension at the back of every aspirant’s mind - scores and percentiles; interviews and WATs - deciding factors in the proverbial rat race.
On 9th of January, 2015, CAT results were declared to end the period of uncertainty and anxiety. After burning the midnight oil for months, I managed to score 96.79%ile overall with 99.8%ile in Verbal section being the highlight. As expected, I received calls from all the new IIMs. In the following few weeks, I did all I could to prepare myself for the second leg of the race.
Welcome to yet another week of WAT Wednesdays!
The interview season is in the air, and while there is no cookie cutter formula to do it right, we are going to do a series on interview experiences of current b-school students.
Welcome to yet another week of GD Monday!
The Journey to a B-school is one that tests your patience, analytical skills and management skills well before you actually board the bus. As it is late January and most of the candidates shall be facing the next hurdle of GD, WAT and PI, in this article I will like to share my experience as I had prepared for this phase.
With CAT all done and dusted, it's time to enter the toughest phase of the entire process - preparing for the interviews. There is always that element of gnawing tension at the back of every aspirant’s mind - scores and percentiles; interviews and WATs - deciding factors in the proverbial rat race.
