He Left a Travel-Heavy Job After Seven Years Away From Exams. Then He Converted XLRI Jamshedpur Preparing for an MBA entrance exam alongside a travel-heavy job had already failed for Abhishek Pramanik. The problem was not a lack of resources. He could not build a routine that survived his work schedule.
Scored 98.90 Percentile in XAT After 3.5 Years at TCS. Her Biggest Advantage Was Knowing When Not to Rush By the time Samadrita Ghosh sat for XAT, she had already spent three and a half years working as a software developer at TCS. She was also preparing after having worked on CAT, which meant the syllabus was familiar.
I’ll be honest, when I first started prepping for my MBA applications, I fell hard into the hustle trap. Early mornings, late nights, juggling GMAT practice with school research, networking, resume edits, and that constant, creeping guilt that I still wasn’t doing enough. Sounds familiar? Everywhere you look, MBA prep feels like a high-performance sport. Forums are filled with people clocking 40+ hours of studying per week. We then start thinking, “Is this what it takes to get in?” But here’s the thing no one really talks about, we don’t have to out hustle everyone. We just have to out-focus ourself. I call this the anti-hustle approach to MBA prep. It’s not about being lazy. It’s about being intentional, cutting the fluff, ditching the guilt, and doing what actually moves the needle.
Do you know what makes or breaks an aspirant's XLRI dream? The confusing Decision-Making section! With the CAT 2024 result released recently and SNAP tests concluding, XAT is the next major management exam to focus on. The Decision Making section is unique to XAT and candidates have not prepared for it in any other MBA entrance. This makes them fret about the Decision Making but in contrast, this section can push your overall percentile to the top, helping you achieve the cutoffs for XLRI Jamshedpur, XLEI-Delhi, and other top institutes.
XAT is one of the major exams that happens after CAT. XAT tests candidates not only on their quantitative aptitude but also on reading comprehension and decision-making sections. In this blog post, I will share my journey from being a non-engineer with no maths background to scoring above the 99 percentile in XAT and securing a coveted spot at one of India’s top B-schools. In this post, I’m excited to share all the tips and tricks that helped me in my journey and hopefully will help you.
XLRI Jamshedpur and XLRI Delhi NCR celebrate a significant milestone as they proudly announce 100% placements for the graduating class of 2022-24 across their Two-year PGDM (BM) and Two-year PGDM (HRM) programs.
XAT is a different ball game altogether: Even if you have messed up CAT 2023, this is your chance to redeem in XAT 2024. With less than a week before the XAT 2024, go through the following XAT 2024 Exam tips & strategies and adopt them during the exam to make it through:
The Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT), has seen an increase in registrations this year. Surging by a remarkable 40% compared to the previous year, the total applications now stand at a staggering 135,000.
