How To Crack VA-RC Section For CAT - Reading Comprehension
Verbal Ability is one section which is a low-hanging fruit for a lot of CAT Aspirants. It boosts the overall percentile immensely, even if you have done moderately well in the other sections. However, it is also a risky section for even those who are well-versed with English grammar and fluent in English. As an aspirant, I have given many mock tests and scored over 99 percentile in VA-RC in most of them because I have realised that CAT as an exam tests your ability to use logic and elimination methods, even in Verbal Ability.
Chirag Shukla
Why TISS Is The Best B-School In India Even When It's Not A B-School?
TISS MA HRM & LR provides two years of leadership practice immersed in real-world challenges. It drops you into a diverse community of colleagues and faculty reflecting a world of talents, beliefs, and backgrounds, into an intense period of personal and professional transformation that prepares you for challenges in all walks of life — not just corporate.
Raman Rai
Should You Quit Your Job For MBA Preparation?
If you’re an engineer you must remember the syllabus of your AIEEE or IIT-JEE exam. If you’re a commerce student you know the kind of effort people put in to become a CA. The extent of the syllabus of any entrance exam to a Bachelors Degree Program is much more than what is tested in CAT or other equivalent exams. Yet the salaries offered after acquiring an MBA degree are much more than what people get after just a bachelors degree. (Don’t jump at me if you are from IIT Bombay or IISc, you guys are outliers).
Aniket Aggarwal
If Not Now Then When? - The Black Hole Of Procrastination
It was a great day when I joined a weekend batch to prepare for MBA entrance exams. On the very first day as I started the classes, returned and realised that I have other chores to work on which were poking my mind to agree to start the preparation tomorrow. Again it was another day and there was another "BUT", and it continues till I realised I was running short of time.
sailesh jalan
How To Crack VA-RC Section For CAT - Reading Comprehension
Verbal Ability is one section which is a low-hanging fruit for a lot of CAT Aspirants. It boosts the overall percentile immensely, even if you have done moderately well in the other sections. However, it is also a risky section for even those who are well-versed with English grammar and fluent in English. As an aspirant, I have given many mock tests and scored over 99 percentile in VA-RC in most of them because I have realised that CAT as an exam tests your ability to use logic and elimination methods, even in Verbal Ability.
Chirag Shukla
Why TISS Is The Best B-School In India Even When It's Not A B-School?
TISS MA HRM & LR provides two years of leadership practice immersed in real-world challenges. It drops you into a diverse community of colleagues and faculty reflecting a world of talents, beliefs, and backgrounds, into an intense period of personal and professional transformation that prepares you for challenges in all walks of life — not just corporate.
Raman Rai
Should You Quit Your Job For MBA Preparation?
If you’re an engineer you must remember the syllabus of your AIEEE or IIT-JEE exam. If you’re a commerce student you know the kind of effort people put in to become a CA. The extent of the syllabus of any entrance exam to a Bachelors Degree Program is much more than what is tested in CAT or other equivalent exams. Yet the salaries offered after acquiring an MBA degree are much more than what people get after just a bachelors degree. (Don’t jump at me if you are from IIT Bombay or IISc, you guys are outliers).
Aniket Aggarwal
If Not Now Then When? - The Black Hole Of Procrastination
It was a great day when I joined a weekend batch to prepare for MBA entrance exams. On the very first day as I started the classes, returned and realised that I have other chores to work on which were poking my mind to agree to start the preparation tomorrow. Again it was another day and there was another "BUT", and it continues till I realised I was running short of time.
sailesh jalan