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Information on the CAT Exam – Infographics

Information on the CAT Exam – Infographics

The Common Admission Test (CAT) is a Computer based exam conducted in India. This test scores a person on the bases of quantitative ability, data interpretation, verbal ability and logical reasoning. This exam was started by the Indian Institutes of Management for selecting student for Business administration program. Check out the infographics for more information on CAT exam:

Deep Saklani
Asian Institute of Management Launches the AIM Forward App

Asian Institute of Management Launches the AIM Forward App

This July, AIM unveils AIM Forward, an interactive Facebook app that seeks to gauge whether students are best fit for an MBA, a Master in Development Management, or an Executive Education program. By presenting a series of questions that ask about career aspirations and current experience, the app recommends which program would best further their professional and personal development. They are also able to customize the Future Timeline option, where the app creates a timeline that projects their life at AIM. The app can be shared on their own Facebook timelines, and they are also free to invite friends to try the app. AIM Forward is an innovative way for the Asian pioneer in international management to attract potential students to join its diverse and vibrant community, and to explore the opportunities open to them in the Institute.

AIM Manila
Why This Reservation?

Why This Reservation?

Reservation ,one of the most controversial aspects in India. Now the question is why this discrimination? Indeed difference is infused in the nature of India from the eve of its civilization. Difference between casts ,class, gender, skin color ,everywhere its prominent in Indian society. Somewhere People even refuse to acknowledge an human as human if they belong to a lower cast .The easiest solution for government was to reserve some of the privileges for them rather than trying to eradicate this mentality.

anindita das
Relativity of Merit

Relativity of Merit

A two syllable word with a range of denotation and with each interpretation involving a fresh discourse, Merit has its own sphere. It’s an agglomeration of reasons and every action committed has its own rationale for Merit. It cannot be judged, for it is in connotation with perspective of an individual.

deepak bisht