A Sneak Peek Into The Life Of An IMT Ghaziabad (PGDM) Executive Student - Pranjal Joshi
What are the factors which led you to pursue Executive MBA?
MRRC IMT Ghaziabad
Getting The x In 99.9x – Strategy For Next Three Months From A CAT Topper (99.94%ile) - S.Raghavan From IIM Kozhikode
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.
Aman Jindal
Quitting Your Job for B-School Entrance Tests – Pros and Cons
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.
Nikhil Murthy
My Musings On Getting The CAT Out Of The Bag - Niteen, IIM Calcutta
Somewhere during the second year of engineering I had decided to pursue MBA. Whether, just after graduation or after work ex would depend on circumstances. I started preparing during the sixth semester. But it was half heartedly and used to do so for some time during lazy Sunday nights, if I was not playing Age of Empires with my friends. (I am nocturnal. When the world sleeps, it is peaceful and that is when the mind races :p ). It was mostly about connecting back to the good old basics and trying to get acquainted back to the concepts. For instance, I had forgotten the reasoning behind quite a few formulas such as progressions (Just remembering formulas ain’t of much help. There is a reason why the sections are called ‘aptitude’, ‘reasoning’). For this, I went through CBSE textbooks of 8,9,10 and basics of verbal ability and logical reasoning questions. There was no internal pressure to get answers right and hence would rarely even attempt questions and look into the answers directly. I have since beginning been a voracious reader and was also familiar with the concept of skimming, so did not put much effort in reading section.
Niteen Bali
Definitive Reading List For CAT Preparation (RC) – Blogs & Websites - 2IIM
Websites/Publications
Rajesh Balasubramanian
'With The New Change Introduced I Had To Work Equally Hard On All The Three Sections' - Kshitij Chandrakar CAT 2015 98.3%ile - IIM Raipur PGP 2016-18
Kshitij Chandrakar is currently at IIM Raipur PGP Batch of 2016-2018. He scored an overall percentile of 98.3 in CAT 2015. He shares with us his experience of how he prepared for CAT’15 and aced it.
Nidhi Malkan
'I Believe In Getting The Basics Right' - Nihit Agarwal CAT 2015 99.1%ile And IIM Raipur PGP 2016-2018
Nihit Agrawal is currently at IIM Raipur PGP Batch of 2016-2018. He scored an overall percentile of 99.1 in CAT 2015. He shares with us his experience of how he prepared for CAT’15 and aced it.
Nidhi Malkan
A Sneak Peek Into The Life Of An IMT Ghaziabad (PGDM) Executive Student - Pranjal Joshi
What are the factors which led you to pursue Executive MBA?
MRRC IMT Ghaziabad
Getting The x In 99.9x – Strategy For Next Three Months From A CAT Topper (99.94%ile) - S.Raghavan From IIM Kozhikode
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.
Aman Jindal
Quitting Your Job for B-School Entrance Tests – Pros and Cons
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.
Nikhil Murthy
My Musings On Getting The CAT Out Of The Bag - Niteen, IIM Calcutta
Somewhere during the second year of engineering I had decided to pursue MBA. Whether, just after graduation or after work ex would depend on circumstances. I started preparing during the sixth semester. But it was half heartedly and used to do so for some time during lazy Sunday nights, if I was not playing Age of Empires with my friends. (I am nocturnal. When the world sleeps, it is peaceful and that is when the mind races :p ). It was mostly about connecting back to the good old basics and trying to get acquainted back to the concepts. For instance, I had forgotten the reasoning behind quite a few formulas such as progressions (Just remembering formulas ain’t of much help. There is a reason why the sections are called ‘aptitude’, ‘reasoning’). For this, I went through CBSE textbooks of 8,9,10 and basics of verbal ability and logical reasoning questions. There was no internal pressure to get answers right and hence would rarely even attempt questions and look into the answers directly. I have since beginning been a voracious reader and was also familiar with the concept of skimming, so did not put much effort in reading section.
Niteen Bali
Definitive Reading List For CAT Preparation (RC) – Blogs & Websites - 2IIM
Websites/Publications
Rajesh Balasubramanian
'With The New Change Introduced I Had To Work Equally Hard On All The Three Sections' - Kshitij Chandrakar CAT 2015 98.3%ile - IIM Raipur PGP 2016-18
Kshitij Chandrakar is currently at IIM Raipur PGP Batch of 2016-2018. He scored an overall percentile of 98.3 in CAT 2015. He shares with us his experience of how he prepared for CAT’15 and aced it.
Nidhi Malkan
'I Believe In Getting The Basics Right' - Nihit Agarwal CAT 2015 99.1%ile And IIM Raipur PGP 2016-2018
Nihit Agrawal is currently at IIM Raipur PGP Batch of 2016-2018. He scored an overall percentile of 99.1 in CAT 2015. He shares with us his experience of how he prepared for CAT’15 and aced it.
Nidhi Malkan