These focused strategies could help you up your verbal score. Practise daily and gather momentum as CAT approaches.
It has long been your dream to get into a good B-School. But you realise it is not to be, at least not this year. Do not despair. Here are equally exciting career options.
AKRS Srinivas and Rahul Reddy of T.I.M.E (an institute that trains CAT aspirants), who chatted with readers for an hour on July 20, recommend that you start the paper by first attempting the area you are strongest in. \n
He allegedly took Rs 200,000 to leak the papers from the Mumbai-based Institute of Banking Personnel Services.
"Something wrong must have happened in the printing press which we are scrutinising," CBI Director P C Sharma told\n\nreporters on the sidelines of a conference in New Delhi.
How to gear up for Stage Two of the B-school admission test.
In a chat with Get Ahead readers on November 29, trainers Gautam Puri and Arun Wadhwa of Career Launcher (I) had this advice to offer MBA aspirants.
rediff.com and Top Careers & You bring you the answer key to CAT 2005.
CAT trainers Gautam Puri and Arun Wadhwa suggested these tips for last-minute preparation in a recent chat with Get Ahead readers.
Deepak Kumar, a competitive examination expert, takes us through the CAT's Reading Comprehension section. He offers preparation tips and exam day strategy.
Could not clear MBA entrance exams like CAT, FMS or XLRI? It's not the end of the world. You can do so from outside India and here is why you must do your MBA from Singapore.
Even as the government considers a new Bill to make the Indian Institutes of Management answerable to the Parliament, it appears the IIMs - considered home to some of the best brains in the country - have shifted from being seats of learning to seats
Here are some strategies that can be used to do well in the Quant section.
It would be an exercise in futility to experiment with new concepts at this point. All an MBA aspirant has to do right now is stay focused.
Aarti Nihalani, a 21-year-old chemical engineering student from Mumbai shares her experiences.
Only one out of every 175 students who take the Common Admission Test will make it to the Indian Institutes of Management this year. The logic, note experts, is simple. Around 300,000 students are slated to appear for CAT this November. Despite such slim chances, industry players believe more students will try to crack CAT as the job situation is not at its best. The increase in the number of students taking the CAT exam this year will be around 20 per cent.
The T A Pai Management Institute invites applications for its Post-Graduate Diploma in Management.
Share your experiences with other MBA aspirants.
How much time should you invest on one-mark and two-mark questions in the Common Admission Test?
We suggest tips to help you plan your study in Data Interpretation, Reasoning and Quant.
Let us rewind and look at the history of CAT to see if something there can help us.
Officials will be announcing the exact date and other details on Wednesday November 26.
Vinod Soni and Rajesh Pandita of ManyaCAT suggest post-CAT strategies in a chat with Get Ahead readers.
We bring CAT aspirants the cut-offs as predicted by the top CAT training institutes in the country.
CAT trainers ARKS Srinivas and Rahul Reddy of T.I.M.E. offered sound advice during a post-CAT chat with Get Ahead readers.
CAT trainers P Viswanath and Manek Daruvala of T.I.M.E suggested these tips in a recent chat with Get Ahead readers.
Gautam Puri, co-founder and managing director of Career Launcher (I) Ltd, predicts the pattern for CAT 2005.
CAT gurus Asan Dasari and Vinayak Kudva give you the gyaan you need to crack CAT.
