Here we bring you the CAT topper of our batch, Abhishek Sambangi (99.32, VARC 86.34, DI/LR 99.71, QA 99.15) who is currently pursuing the PGDM course (batch 2016-2018) at IIM Ranchi.
Indrajeet Singh, the CEO of iQuanta gave a new direction to the world of online teaching where the doubts gets 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/
Mahakpreet Singh Bhatia, batch of 2016 IIM Shillong. After graduating from NIT Jamshedpur as a civil engineer in 2014, I joined Mu Sigma Inc. as a decision scientist. Post that, I joined the PGDM programme of IIM Shillong with an objective of excelling in my career path and hope to work for a reputable firm as a consultant. I am passionate about cricket and a die-hard fan of the Indian Cricket Team.
Kedar Nath Kandula is currently pursuing PGDM from IIM Shillong, and is passionate about all things related to Comics, Books (mainly novels..) and is a Movie Buff. Loves trekking and all outdoorsy activities. He is a budding binge watcher, loves discovering new interesting series to watch!
I am getting less than 100 in the Mock CATs, do I have a chance to make it to the IIMs? My Verbal Scores are just NOT improving, what should I do? I am good at Quant but my DILR section is going for a toss, is there a remedy? My scores are very erratic; I am losing confidence with each passing day! What do I do? How do I start getting 150+ scores in the Mock CATs? I want to get a 100 percentile, how do I get that? Are 75 days enough if I have just started preparing? These are some of the obvious questions that students have at this juncture. This article aims to address these and give a road map for preparation and cracking the CAT 2016 exam!
Bhavya Rastogi, born and brought up in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. She pursued B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics from IP College for Women, University of Delhi. Since her initial years, she has been a consistent performer for which she held the scholar title for seven consecutive years. Swimming, gardening and writing are some of her favorite hobbies. She shares with us her experience of how she prepared for CAT’15 and aced it.
Priyanka is a CA and a commerce graduate from Narsee Monjee College, Mumbai. Her interests include reading, writing articles, meeting new people and discovering new places. She is particularly interested in the nuances of the Indian economy. In her leisure, she likes to play badminton.
Here we bring you the CAT topper of our batch, Abhishek Sambangi (99.32, VARC 86.34, DI/LR 99.71, QA 99.15) who is currently pursuing the PGDM course (batch 2016-2018) at IIM Ranchi.
Indrajeet Singh, the CEO of iQuanta gave a new direction to the world of online teaching where the doubts gets 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/
Mahakpreet Singh Bhatia, batch of 2016 IIM Shillong. After graduating from NIT Jamshedpur as a civil engineer in 2014, I joined Mu Sigma Inc. as a decision scientist. Post that, I joined the PGDM programme of IIM Shillong with an objective of excelling in my career path and hope to work for a reputable firm as a consultant. I am passionate about cricket and a die-hard fan of the Indian Cricket Team.
Kedar Nath Kandula is currently pursuing PGDM from IIM Shillong, and is passionate about all things related to Comics, Books (mainly novels..) and is a Movie Buff. Loves trekking and all outdoorsy activities. He is a budding binge watcher, loves discovering new interesting series to watch!
I am getting less than 100 in the Mock CATs, do I have a chance to make it to the IIMs? My Verbal Scores are just NOT improving, what should I do? I am good at Quant but my DILR section is going for a toss, is there a remedy? My scores are very erratic; I am losing confidence with each passing day! What do I do? How do I start getting 150+ scores in the Mock CATs? I want to get a 100 percentile, how do I get that? Are 75 days enough if I have just started preparing? These are some of the obvious questions that students have at this juncture. This article aims to address these and give a road map for preparation and cracking the CAT 2016 exam!
Bhavya Rastogi, born and brought up in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. She pursued B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics from IP College for Women, University of Delhi. Since her initial years, she has been a consistent performer for which she held the scholar title for seven consecutive years. Swimming, gardening and writing are some of her favorite hobbies. She shares with us her experience of how she prepared for CAT’15 and aced it.
Priyanka is a CA and a commerce graduate from Narsee Monjee College, Mumbai. Her interests include reading, writing articles, meeting new people and discovering new places. She is particularly interested in the nuances of the Indian economy. In her leisure, she likes to play badminton.
