'Data Interpretation Was Very Time - Consuming In SNAP 2015 But Not Difficult' - Sadique Jamil (98.5%iler) On How He Cracked the SNAP
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CAT Is Done, Get Ready For XAT - Somil Nain's Journey To XLRI
I applied for XAT after the debacle in CAT and like always it was last few days left to apply. After sensing the pattern of XAT in 2015 and thereafter my performance I was in no mood to apply for XAT 2016. But since it was my last attempt for MBA, I decided to take a chance and with heavy heart parted with application fees. Since I had taken 2 weeks off from office before CAT so joining back meant lot of work was waiting for me. I could not spare any time for special preparation of XAT apart from practicing previous year question papers. Although I continued with my habit of reading newspaper in office during breaks. In between, IIFT results were out and seeing my name in interview list was a sigh of relief. So remaining time left before XAT was spent in filling IIFT behavioral questions and office.
Tips To Crack SNAP From A 99.96%iler - Tushar, SCMHRD Pune
Tushar had scored 99.96%ile in SNAP 2015. He has done his B-tech from IP university New Delhi, and did short term executive course from IIM Bangalore in Managing Luxury Brands. He is Currently pursuing MBA in marketing from SCMHRD. He plans to get into Luxury Brand Management and work into Lifestyle brands. He has Won best Actor award at state level. He is interested in Dramatics and dancing. He also likes Skating.
'Practice Is The Mantra To Success…' - Arjun Munshi (99.08%iler In SNAP 2015) On Cracking The SNAP
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A Chronicle Of A Non - Engineer MBA Aspirant
“Wrong again”, the teacher remarks, as the rest of the class titters.
Common MBA Interview Questions And How To Approach It
DISCLAIMER:This is based on my experience and my friends' experiences. Strictly non-exhaustive,it should be enough to get you started. To begin with,dress well.Ditch the conventional head to toe black combo.In order to be remembered,leave a detail about you that the panel as well as your peers would remember.Practice power poses( Google it :P ) if you're nervous.Even if you're not confident,FAKE IT.!
'Data Interpretation Was Very Time - Consuming In SNAP 2015 But Not Difficult' - Sadique Jamil (98.5%iler) On How He Cracked the SNAP
Crack SNAP Better with SIBM Bengaluru
CAT Is Done, Get Ready For XAT - Somil Nain's Journey To XLRI
I applied for XAT after the debacle in CAT and like always it was last few days left to apply. After sensing the pattern of XAT in 2015 and thereafter my performance I was in no mood to apply for XAT 2016. But since it was my last attempt for MBA, I decided to take a chance and with heavy heart parted with application fees. Since I had taken 2 weeks off from office before CAT so joining back meant lot of work was waiting for me. I could not spare any time for special preparation of XAT apart from practicing previous year question papers. Although I continued with my habit of reading newspaper in office during breaks. In between, IIFT results were out and seeing my name in interview list was a sigh of relief. So remaining time left before XAT was spent in filling IIFT behavioral questions and office.
Tips To Crack SNAP From A 99.96%iler - Tushar, SCMHRD Pune
Tushar had scored 99.96%ile in SNAP 2015. He has done his B-tech from IP university New Delhi, and did short term executive course from IIM Bangalore in Managing Luxury Brands. He is Currently pursuing MBA in marketing from SCMHRD. He plans to get into Luxury Brand Management and work into Lifestyle brands. He has Won best Actor award at state level. He is interested in Dramatics and dancing. He also likes Skating.
'Practice Is The Mantra To Success…' - Arjun Munshi (99.08%iler In SNAP 2015) On Cracking The SNAP
Crack SNAP Better with SIBM Bengaluru
A Chronicle Of A Non - Engineer MBA Aspirant
“Wrong again”, the teacher remarks, as the rest of the class titters.
Common MBA Interview Questions And How To Approach It
DISCLAIMER:This is based on my experience and my friends' experiences. Strictly non-exhaustive,it should be enough to get you started. To begin with,dress well.Ditch the conventional head to toe black combo.In order to be remembered,leave a detail about you that the panel as well as your peers would remember.Practice power poses( Google it :P ) if you're nervous.Even if you're not confident,FAKE IT.!







