3 months. 90 days. Are they enough to crack CAT? Here's a FREE webinar with Arkss, National Head for MBA at Career Launcher.
The official exam date for the Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) 2019 has been announced. XAT 2019 will be conducted on 6th January 2019 (Sunday), from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
CAT 2018 is now 90 days away, and there are many late-bloomers who have been prodded to rush into their CAT preparation by the release of the official CAT notification. But is it possible to crack CAT in ninety days? Can the vast syllabus of the QA section, the arduous RCs of the VA-RC section, and the mind-boggling puzzles of the DI-LR section be mastered in a matter of just three months? Yes! Not only are we saying that it's possible, but we also tell you how to do it! Here's a ninety-day plan to crack CAT 2018.
The IIM Lucknow selection criteria 2018 have been released for the PGP Batch of 2019-2021. Admissions to IIM Lucknow will be done on the basis of an applicant's CAT 2018 score.
It is June and I am getting the most awaited chance of winning my first wish from the tooth fairy, on the 10th of the month, after my tenth birth anniversary on 23rd May; while many of my cousins have either lost half their milk teeth or have a full-grown permanent set, this is just a beginning for me and a voice inside chirps, “Better late than never!” Days passed and so did June, every year.
After all the hustle, clearing the competitive examinations, going through the rigorous GD-PI process, we all undergo a mental fight when it comes to finally choosing a b-school. Selecting a b-school is quite a major decision as it decides not only the next two years of your life but this decision has a great impact on your professional as well personal life. The more you talk to people to take suggestions, the more you get confused. Surely every person is different and so are their preferences and judgements while making such a decision but there are some points which one must keep in mind before coming to a conclusion.
So you have decided that MBA is for you but it might seem as though getting into b-school is too difficult a road to traverse. The unrelenting assault of DI and LR in CAT, verbal dizziness brought upon by a 'serious case' of paragraph jumble and the unfortunate dilution of the quantitative section to set the deck against engineers: it might seem as though you don't have what it takes to get yourself an MBA from premier b-school. This is exactly what you need to forget about getting that coveted call from your dream b-school. What you need to remember and understand before you venture into this phase of your life are your strength and weakness and by that, I don't mean whether your quantitative ability is weak or your inability to crack LR. These are the symptoms of your problem, not the problem. I want you to look for something more fundamental about yourself that you want to work on to get to your dream b-school.
‘Do… or do not. There is no try.’ These are Yoda’s words of wisdom ingrained in the brain of every MBA aspirant. And I was no exception! But Yoda smacked me across the face with failure time and again. For me, the 3-year journey to XLRI was more an experience than an achievement.
3 months. 90 days. Are they enough to crack CAT? Here's a FREE webinar with Arkss, National Head for MBA at Career Launcher.
The official exam date for the Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) 2019 has been announced. XAT 2019 will be conducted on 6th January 2019 (Sunday), from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
CAT 2018 is now 90 days away, and there are many late-bloomers who have been prodded to rush into their CAT preparation by the release of the official CAT notification. But is it possible to crack CAT in ninety days? Can the vast syllabus of the QA section, the arduous RCs of the VA-RC section, and the mind-boggling puzzles of the DI-LR section be mastered in a matter of just three months? Yes! Not only are we saying that it's possible, but we also tell you how to do it! Here's a ninety-day plan to crack CAT 2018.
The IIM Lucknow selection criteria 2018 have been released for the PGP Batch of 2019-2021. Admissions to IIM Lucknow will be done on the basis of an applicant's CAT 2018 score.
It is June and I am getting the most awaited chance of winning my first wish from the tooth fairy, on the 10th of the month, after my tenth birth anniversary on 23rd May; while many of my cousins have either lost half their milk teeth or have a full-grown permanent set, this is just a beginning for me and a voice inside chirps, “Better late than never!” Days passed and so did June, every year.
After all the hustle, clearing the competitive examinations, going through the rigorous GD-PI process, we all undergo a mental fight when it comes to finally choosing a b-school. Selecting a b-school is quite a major decision as it decides not only the next two years of your life but this decision has a great impact on your professional as well personal life. The more you talk to people to take suggestions, the more you get confused. Surely every person is different and so are their preferences and judgements while making such a decision but there are some points which one must keep in mind before coming to a conclusion.
So you have decided that MBA is for you but it might seem as though getting into b-school is too difficult a road to traverse. The unrelenting assault of DI and LR in CAT, verbal dizziness brought upon by a 'serious case' of paragraph jumble and the unfortunate dilution of the quantitative section to set the deck against engineers: it might seem as though you don't have what it takes to get yourself an MBA from premier b-school. This is exactly what you need to forget about getting that coveted call from your dream b-school. What you need to remember and understand before you venture into this phase of your life are your strength and weakness and by that, I don't mean whether your quantitative ability is weak or your inability to crack LR. These are the symptoms of your problem, not the problem. I want you to look for something more fundamental about yourself that you want to work on to get to your dream b-school.
‘Do… or do not. There is no try.’ These are Yoda’s words of wisdom ingrained in the brain of every MBA aspirant. And I was no exception! But Yoda smacked me across the face with failure time and again. For me, the 3-year journey to XLRI was more an experience than an achievement.
