My IIMC interview was around flag end. Having read a novel late night, I was sleepy and had dozed off when I was called in. I had below average profile. Decent grades, no major acad achievements. No work ex. A bit of sports. But I remained calm and composed and kept a smile most of the time of the interview. It was like sending a message that it’s not just me who needs IIMC, but the need is both ways
It is that time of the year again. The official notification from the IIMs is out and for the first time in recent times the exam will be held in the month of December. Every year around 2 lakh aspirants register for the examination to get admission into the prestigious Indian Institute of Management.
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/
What are the factors which led you to pursue Executive MBA?
Getting into the elusive league of 99.9x is every CAT aspirant’s dream. Here we interview, S. Raghavan a student at IIM Kozhikode who belled the CAT at a commendable 99.94 percentile.
The stress of working around nine to ten hours a day on an average and managing your B-School preparations is clearly a daunting task. It requires you to follow a hectic schedule, with time and energy becoming major constraints. In order to devote absolute attention towards your preparations, quitting your job may seem like a favorable solution. But, is it the best choice? The answer is, of course, “it depends” – the famous MBA cliché. Having done my preparations while working, and having observed my friends who quit their jobs to do so, I can confidently list the pros and cons of such a decision.
My IIMC interview was around flag end. Having read a novel late night, I was sleepy and had dozed off when I was called in. I had below average profile. Decent grades, no major acad achievements. No work ex. A bit of sports. But I remained calm and composed and kept a smile most of the time of the interview. It was like sending a message that it’s not just me who needs IIMC, but the need is both ways
It is that time of the year again. The official notification from the IIMs is out and for the first time in recent times the exam will be held in the month of December. Every year around 2 lakh aspirants register for the examination to get admission into the prestigious Indian Institute of Management.
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/
What are the factors which led you to pursue Executive MBA?
Getting into the elusive league of 99.9x is every CAT aspirant’s dream. Here we interview, S. Raghavan a student at IIM Kozhikode who belled the CAT at a commendable 99.94 percentile.
The stress of working around nine to ten hours a day on an average and managing your B-School preparations is clearly a daunting task. It requires you to follow a hectic schedule, with time and energy becoming major constraints. In order to devote absolute attention towards your preparations, quitting your job may seem like a favorable solution. But, is it the best choice? The answer is, of course, “it depends” – the famous MBA cliché. Having done my preparations while working, and having observed my friends who quit their jobs to do so, I can confidently list the pros and cons of such a decision.
