3 CAT Attempts And A CAP Interview Process - Sneha More
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Bharath Turlapaty’s IIM Nagpur Interview Experience
It was a hot summer afternoon during mid-April 2018 when I received my first email from IIM Nagpur that I have been shortlisted for stage III process, asking me to choose a slot and location for PI-WAT rounds. After due diligence and considering the fact that I will get a chance to visit the campus and analyse its facilities, I chose IIM Nagpur as my interview location. The interview was scheduled during the second week of May. Nagpur embraced us with 44 degrees Celsius temperature and moderate wind.
On Cracking IIM Interviews And Campus Life At IIM Indore
CAT 2018 results are now out, and so are the shortlists for most of the first generation IIMs - including IIM Indore, a dream business school for CAT aspirants across the country.
GD-PI Preparation With IIM Lucknow Student | LIVE Webinar
The IIM Lucknow shortlists have been released on the institute's website. If you have been shortlisted, the next step in your journey to Hel(L) is preparing for the WAT-PI.
LIVE Webinar On GD-PI Prep With Aayushya Aggarwal, CAT 99.9 Percentiler | IIM Calcutta
Now that the IIM Calcutta shortlists for the WAT-PI round have been released, how do you go about preparing for the challenge ahead?
Why You Should Pursue Your MBA This Year
An MBA degree is a life-changing opportunity for anyone who pursues it from a reputed management institute. In India, over 2 lakh people appear for management entrance examinations just to pursue their management education from a top institute. However, the more you wait, the more you delay your chances of climbing the corporate ladder and becoming a top management executive.
The Ultimate Guide To Group Discussions | DOs and DON'Ts
Since time immemorial, various forums and various websites have talked about how to crack GDs and how to do well enough to convert that dream call. The problem always happens is that the pointers that we receive are almost always subjective.







