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SJMSOM, IIT Bombay Interview Experience - Kaushal Joshi

Much like the rest of the world, the pandemic forced b-schools this year to update their interview procedures by moving from offline face-to-face interactions to digital interaction. The pandemic came as a blessing in disguise for aspirants as online interviews were easier to manage and saved precious time, energy and resources that could be used for interview preparation. While different b-schools adapted differently to create interactions as lively as possible, SOM really came on top. Using the interactive Gather platform and with a strict straight forward SOP the interviews were seamless.

Kaushal Joshi14 Jul 2021

IIM Bodh Gaya Celebrated International Yoga Day In Its Full Glory

International Yoga Day is celebrated on 21st June 2021, and this year’s theme was 'Yoga For Wellness'. The prime focus is on practicing yoga for physical and mental well-being. The motto is aligned well with the current world scenario. Prime Minister Narendra Modi first introduced the proposal to observe the International Day of Yoga during the 69th session of the United Nations General Assembly opening address. The day aims to raise awareness around the various benefits of practicing Yoga worldwide.

IIM Bodh Gaya .21 Jun 2021

How To Analyse A Mock Test

One of the important aspects in the journey of CAT preparation is taking mocks. But what most new aspirants miss out on is an equally important or even more important activity called MOCK ANALYSIS. Taking mocks without proper analysis is like exercising without proper diet, it is definitely helpful but we will miss out on the full benefit without the latter. So it’s important to know how to go about analysing

Shirajith Anton21 Jun 2021

How I Scored 95.6%ile In SNAP 2021 - Shrey Shri, SIBM Bengaluru Co'23

Shrey Shri, who hails from the City of Nawabs, Lucknow, always had a prioritising name in one of the top performers and scholars of his school. He had maintained a balance of both academics and extracurricular stratum, participating in events, with a 92% in Class X, 91% in Class XII and a CGPA OF 9.29 during his undergraduate; BBA finance at Amity University. In this article, he talks about how he made it to SCMHRD Pune, and his advice to future SNAP aspirants. Read on!

Team InsideIIM10 Jun 2021

Out-of-the-box VARC Tips: How An Engineer Scored 99.97 Percentile In CAT'20 VARC In His First Attempt || Arkaprobha Das || FMS, Delhi (2023)

During my preparation journey, I came across two kinds of people. For the first kind, the VARC section was a cakewalk and for the second, it was like entering a minefield. Unfortunately, I was in the second group.

Anuj Gupta03 Jun 2021

Self Study Approach For CAT 2021

Cracking the CAT is not difficult if one is familiar with the topics learned in high school. It is certainly feasible to study for this exam by yourself using a self-structured study plan. The catch is that it demands a great lot of self-discipline, a well-crafted timetable adapted to your own demands, and strict adherence to the established schedule. It is critical to use a systematic online CAT preparation schedule while studying at home.

Shakshi Sodhani31 May 2021

How To Prepare For VARC (Non-Engineer)

There is a popular opinion among CAT aspirants that Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension is easier for non-engineers and that they struggle only in quants. But is that true? I am a non-engineer and I have a lot of friends from various academic backgrounds and one thing I can say for sure is that VARC is not easy for all non-engineers. If you are one of those who is struggling with VARC despite being a non-engineer, read on. I scored 99.63 percentile in VARC and 99.62 percentile overall in CAT 2021 and I will share some of the preparation techniques that I used for VARC while preparing for this exam.

Shirajith Anton25 May 2021

How A Virtual Internship Experience Can Benefit You

No one could have predicted the extent of the disruptions that would affect every part of our everyday lives when COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic in 2020. All responded in the same way, whether they were high school or university students, new graduates, or seasoned professionals: despair. Despair at the possibility of their foreign travel, internships, and career plans being jeopardized due to COVID-19's unparalleled existence. However, the world has now shifted to a virtual model for meetings, classes, work, etc. With many businesses transitioning to a remote workplace, find out how the experience of working in a virtual environment can actually benefit you in the future.

Shakshi Sodhani19 May 2021

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