In our special series, we endeavor to bring together experiences of students belonging to diverse academic backgrounds and how they made it to the top schools of the country, especially when the MBA scenario is highly dominated by engineers. This series is an attempt not only towards highlighting success stories but also to cement the fact that there are many roads to clinch a seat at the premier schools of the country.
The IIMs have finally come up with the CAT 2016 Mock Test and have put that up on their CAT website (iimcat.ac.in).
Should I do only Mock CATs now that we have only 40 days? Should I leave some of the topics that I am weak in? My scores in two sections are good, but I am not scoring well in one section! My scores are very erratic; I am losing confidence with each passing day! What do I do? How can I improve at least 50 marks in the next 40 days? How do I prepare for GK for IIFT and other exams while CAT prep is still on? There are too many concerns the students are saddled with. But, the answer to almost all questions is the same.
As you enter the last lap of the D-Day, it is quite imperative that you will be having a lot of nerves. Some of you will be feeling the heat, others will inevitably be feeling that this is not your year. But trust me, I have been in your shoes, as have been my classmates, and I have never heard anyone say that they were not having doubts about their performance in the last two months. And in a way you will need that nervous feeling – you will go that extra mile to ensure that you pull through the D-Day.
We all want to know how many questions does one need to attempt in order to get a certain percentile. In fact, we want to know just some number, some arbitrarily concocted number, just some number – and we want this number so badly that we care not about the veracity of said number. So, here goes –
NMAT is all about playing the game of speed and accuracy well. NMAT conducted by GMAC™ is accepted by leading B- schools in India and the number of institutes accepting NMAT scores is on the rise. Given the fact that it is conducted by GMAC™ which also conducts the GMAT, the test has credibility, reliability, and offers B- schools a platform on which candidates can be assessed.
It’s that time of the year again when you would be contemplating how to go about cracking an entrance test which will land you a place for your higher education. Your mind must be busy with following study schedules, writing notes, trying to stay away from the calculator, solving mock papers, crying over more negative marks than positive scores, self-evaluation, apprehension, nervousness, and at times procrastination. And this may still be not enough for you to feel confident. Yes, we understand. It’s a mess. The Bocconi Test (BT), is a one stop solution to bring you closer to the life of a Bocconian. Here are a few tips and tricks which will put your agitated mind to ease towards preparing for the BT.
Indrajeet Singh, the CEO of iQuanta gave a new direction to the world of online teaching where the doubts get cleared within seconds or minutes using the previously neglected medium, Facebook as his platform. He started iQuanta last year, and it delivered splendid results in its very first year with two 100%ilers, sixteen 99.6+ %ilers & around 30 final converts from IIM A,B,C and XLRI. iQuanta is mostly about unconventional methods and concepts which aren’t taught in conventional coaching centres and his free peer learning platform i.e. CAT Preparation group is 93k members strong and is highly active – https://www.facebook.com/groups/Rockthecat/
In our special series, we endeavor to bring together experiences of students belonging to diverse academic backgrounds and how they made it to the top schools of the country, especially when the MBA scenario is highly dominated by engineers. This series is an attempt not only towards highlighting success stories but also to cement the fact that there are many roads to clinch a seat at the premier schools of the country.
The IIMs have finally come up with the CAT 2016 Mock Test and have put that up on their CAT website (iimcat.ac.in).
Should I do only Mock CATs now that we have only 40 days? Should I leave some of the topics that I am weak in? My scores in two sections are good, but I am not scoring well in one section! My scores are very erratic; I am losing confidence with each passing day! What do I do? How can I improve at least 50 marks in the next 40 days? How do I prepare for GK for IIFT and other exams while CAT prep is still on? There are too many concerns the students are saddled with. But, the answer to almost all questions is the same.
As you enter the last lap of the D-Day, it is quite imperative that you will be having a lot of nerves. Some of you will be feeling the heat, others will inevitably be feeling that this is not your year. But trust me, I have been in your shoes, as have been my classmates, and I have never heard anyone say that they were not having doubts about their performance in the last two months. And in a way you will need that nervous feeling – you will go that extra mile to ensure that you pull through the D-Day.
We all want to know how many questions does one need to attempt in order to get a certain percentile. In fact, we want to know just some number, some arbitrarily concocted number, just some number – and we want this number so badly that we care not about the veracity of said number. So, here goes –
NMAT is all about playing the game of speed and accuracy well. NMAT conducted by GMAC™ is accepted by leading B- schools in India and the number of institutes accepting NMAT scores is on the rise. Given the fact that it is conducted by GMAC™ which also conducts the GMAT, the test has credibility, reliability, and offers B- schools a platform on which candidates can be assessed.
It’s that time of the year again when you would be contemplating how to go about cracking an entrance test which will land you a place for your higher education. Your mind must be busy with following study schedules, writing notes, trying to stay away from the calculator, solving mock papers, crying over more negative marks than positive scores, self-evaluation, apprehension, nervousness, and at times procrastination. And this may still be not enough for you to feel confident. Yes, we understand. It’s a mess. The Bocconi Test (BT), is a one stop solution to bring you closer to the life of a Bocconian. Here are a few tips and tricks which will put your agitated mind to ease towards preparing for the BT.
Indrajeet Singh, the CEO of iQuanta gave a new direction to the world of online teaching where the doubts get cleared within seconds or minutes using the previously neglected medium, Facebook as his platform. He started iQuanta last year, and it delivered splendid results in its very first year with two 100%ilers, sixteen 99.6+ %ilers & around 30 final converts from IIM A,B,C and XLRI. iQuanta is mostly about unconventional methods and concepts which aren’t taught in conventional coaching centres and his free peer learning platform i.e. CAT Preparation group is 93k members strong and is highly active – https://www.facebook.com/groups/Rockthecat/
