Everyone will have their own slice of advice to offer you when it comes to how to prepare for GMAT. Well, we don’t want to be a part of that herd. So here we are, telling you about the most common mistakes students make, that may cost you the perfect score that you were aiming for.
Do you know what will be the most recurring thing you’ll face during b-school admissions and after? Interviews. PIs. Yup! Be it b-school admission interviews, placement interviews or more job interviews in the future, you’re going to face personal interviews one way or the other all your life. But here’s the catch - your interviewers will be interviewing hundreds if not thousands of people at once. So how do you stand out? How do you make sure that you are noticed, and that for the right reasons? First step - prepare and fine-tune your interview questions with model answers. In order to help you prepare, here’s a compilation of likely interview questions and how you can best answer them. Best of luck!
"Diversity is being called to the party. Inclusion is being asked to dance"
With the introduction of the Citizenship Amendment Act, the nation has seen various protests and acts of violence in recent times. In 2020, the most recent example of such violence is that of the Delhi riots, which has led to many casualties and clashes between religious groups. So, what exactly is happening in Delhi? Why have these riots taken place? Who is responsible for these riots, and what is the government doing to check the violence that has ensued in the national capital? Here is a deep-dive into the Delhi riots of 2020 to help you form an opinion on the issue.
While the interview processes for various business schools may be different, what interview panels are looking for in a candidate is nearly identical - academic prowess, high EQ, and strong general awareness. The ideal candidate must have the knowledge and keen interest in what’s happening in India and across the world. So, what all happened since the start of 2020? There was the US-Iran conflict, US-China trade war, and the threat of coronavirus.
'Is India ready to become a cashless economy?' is a question that has recurred frequently as a GD-PI-WAT topic for the last couple of years during the b-school admissions process. To help you answer this question like a pro, in this article, we will investigate various standpoints and derive our own answer to this question!
Once you have cleared your GD-WAT round, you are just one step away from your dream to your dream b-school. Your performance in Personal Interview is the ultimate deciding factor which will determine if you are in or out. So, what do you study to prepare yourself, especially, for MBA with Human Resource (HR) specialisation? What are the concepts that you must learn? And how do you answer ‘Why HR’ questions? HR Interview questions? Read this article to get all the answers.
Often times in CAT exam, questions are asked on "How Many Squares Are There In A Chessboard?" or "How Many Rectangles Are There In A 8*8 Chess-board Which Are Not Squares?", etc. These questions though look time confusing or difficult to some but are not if approached with right concept. Let's have a look at the same!
Everyone will have their own slice of advice to offer you when it comes to how to prepare for GMAT. Well, we don’t want to be a part of that herd. So here we are, telling you about the most common mistakes students make, that may cost you the perfect score that you were aiming for.
Do you know what will be the most recurring thing you’ll face during b-school admissions and after? Interviews. PIs. Yup! Be it b-school admission interviews, placement interviews or more job interviews in the future, you’re going to face personal interviews one way or the other all your life. But here’s the catch - your interviewers will be interviewing hundreds if not thousands of people at once. So how do you stand out? How do you make sure that you are noticed, and that for the right reasons? First step - prepare and fine-tune your interview questions with model answers. In order to help you prepare, here’s a compilation of likely interview questions and how you can best answer them. Best of luck!
"Diversity is being called to the party. Inclusion is being asked to dance"
With the introduction of the Citizenship Amendment Act, the nation has seen various protests and acts of violence in recent times. In 2020, the most recent example of such violence is that of the Delhi riots, which has led to many casualties and clashes between religious groups. So, what exactly is happening in Delhi? Why have these riots taken place? Who is responsible for these riots, and what is the government doing to check the violence that has ensued in the national capital? Here is a deep-dive into the Delhi riots of 2020 to help you form an opinion on the issue.
While the interview processes for various business schools may be different, what interview panels are looking for in a candidate is nearly identical - academic prowess, high EQ, and strong general awareness. The ideal candidate must have the knowledge and keen interest in what’s happening in India and across the world. So, what all happened since the start of 2020? There was the US-Iran conflict, US-China trade war, and the threat of coronavirus.
'Is India ready to become a cashless economy?' is a question that has recurred frequently as a GD-PI-WAT topic for the last couple of years during the b-school admissions process. To help you answer this question like a pro, in this article, we will investigate various standpoints and derive our own answer to this question!
Once you have cleared your GD-WAT round, you are just one step away from your dream to your dream b-school. Your performance in Personal Interview is the ultimate deciding factor which will determine if you are in or out. So, what do you study to prepare yourself, especially, for MBA with Human Resource (HR) specialisation? What are the concepts that you must learn? And how do you answer ‘Why HR’ questions? HR Interview questions? Read this article to get all the answers.
Often times in CAT exam, questions are asked on "How Many Squares Are There In A Chessboard?" or "How Many Rectangles Are There In A 8*8 Chess-board Which Are Not Squares?", etc. These questions though look time confusing or difficult to some but are not if approached with right concept. Let's have a look at the same!
