CAN ANYBODY TELL ME GOOD CAT COACHING IN BAREILLY?
when they are going to publish the result ?
What is the criteria for IIM kozhikode.......would anyone(including me) get a call form IIM KOZhi if i get a Good percentile say (+>98.00)....My Academics is As follows :-
10th = 86.46%
12th = 76.47%
Engg Agg =59.94%.....
Currently will be giving CAT 2014.....
Note:- Searching for a job....but don't know whether i will get it or not .........
What will be the composite score for NC-OBC in IIMA?
guys,i have one doubt which is bothering me in deciding a few things !
suppose you have 2 yrs of wrk ex and u get around 90%ile(maybe 88-93 we assume)..which option u'll choose:
1. go fr another attempt .It is never too late and try to get top 15 in the country which is improbable with current score.
2. go for colleges like GIM,TAPMI, IMI, IMT G ,LBS , KJ somya etc.and try to convert ! i am not sure of placement in these colleges.their brochures say average and median package but how much is placement %tage.it can not be 100 but is it 80-90 % or less.seniors/Current students of these colleges cam comment better.
Thanks
The Importance of Inflation And GDP :
INFLATION
Inflation means that more money is floating within the market, which means that the supply of the money exceeds the demand resulting in a decreased value. It is a rise in the general level of prices of goods and services in an economy over a period of time. Inflation can mean either an increase in the money supply or an increase in price levels. Generally, when we hear about inflation, we hear about a rise in prices compared to some benchmark. It is the rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising, and, subsequently, purchasing power is falling. If the money supply has been increased, this will usually result in higher price levels.
GDP
This is an abbreviation for Gross Domestic Product, which is the total value of all goods, services, agricultural produce and minerals extracted in a country or area, usually in one year. The monetary value of all the finished goods and services produced within a country's borders in a specific time period, though GDP is usually calculated on an annual basis. It includes all of private and public consumption, government outlays, investments and exports less imports that occur within a defined territory. The gross domestic product (GDP) is one the primary indicators used to gauge the health of a country's economy. It represents the total dollar value of all goods and services produced over a specific time period – you can think of it as the size of the economy.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INFLATION AND GDP
During peak periods of the business cycle when the economy is experiencing rapid growth in GDP, employment will increase, and vice versa unemployment will decrease, as businesses seeks workers to produce a higher output. If GDP grows too quickly, however, it can cause price inflation as firms are forced to bid against one another for increasingly scarce workers. For stock market investors, annual growth in the GDP is vital. If overall economic output is declining or merely holding steady, most companies will not be able to increase their profits, which is the primary driver of stock performance. However, too much GDP growth is also dangerous, as it will most likely come with an increase in inflation, which erodes stock market gains by making our money (and future corporate profits) less valuable.
Inflation causes many distortions in the economy. It hurts people who are retired and living on a fixed income. When prices rise these consumers cannot buy as much as they could previously. This discourages savings due to the fact that the money is worth more presently than in the future. This expectation reduces economic growth because the economy needs a certain level of savings to finance investments which boosts economic growth. Also, inflation makes it harder for businesses to plan for the future. It is very difficult to decide how much to produce, because businesses cannot predict the demand for their product at the higher prices they will have to charge in order to cover their costs. High inflation not only disrupts the operation of a nation's financial institutions and markets, it also discourages their integration with the rest of the world's markets.
Over time, the growth in GDP causes inflation, and inflation begets hyperinflation. Once this process is in place, it leads to a cyclical loop. The reason for this is because in a world where inflation is increasing, people will spend more money because they know that it will be less valuable in the future. This causes further increases in GDP in the short term, bringing about further price increases. Also, the effects of inflation are not linear; how? Because 10% inflation is much more than twice as harmful as 5% inflation.
So how much is too much? Asking this question uncovers another big debate. This debate is going on the world over. There are those who insist that advanced economies should aim to have 0% inflation, or in other words, stable prices. Of-course this is not possible in the real world. The general consensus, however, is that a little inflation is actually a good thing.
IMPLICATIONS TO INVESTORS
Inflation causes uncertainty about future prices, interest rates, and exchange rates, and this in turn increases the risks among potential trade partners, discouraging trade. As far as commercial banking is concerned, it erodes the value of the depositor's savings as well as that of the bank's loans. The uncertainty associated with inflation increases the risk associated with the investment and production activity of firms and markets. Keeping a close eye on inflation is most important for fixed-income investors, as future income streams must be calculated by discounting them by the rate of inflation to determine how much is the value of the money will have in the future. For stock investors, inflation is what motivates us to take on the increased risk of investing in the stock market, in the hope of generating the highest rates of return. The impact inflation has on a portfolio depends on the type of securities held in that portfolio. If one invests only in stocks one may not have to worry about inflation. In the long run, a company's revenue and earnings should increase at the same pace as inflation. But inflation can discourage investors by reducing their confidence in investments that take a long time to mature. The main problem with stocks and inflation is that a company's returns can be overstated. When there is high inflation, a company may look like it's doing a great job, when really inflation is the reason behind the growth.
can any1 plzz help me out how to write and what to write in statement of purpose in fms form???????????????????????????????????
hey guys, i need some info, if u know. what are d approx dates of GDPI for Bimtech, UBS nad LBS? in February or March??
please let me noe if someone knows... 
Can one expect a call from SIOM, SIIB on 80.6 percentile?
oh god ....after screwing up iift and snap and xat....my only hope is CAT...main har somvaar mandir aunga bhagwaan...plzzz CAT mein achi percentile la do...😐😐
HI All,
I know by posting this I'm digressing from the intended topic of discussion in this thread but,need some advice.
If past results (IIFT, Nmat and snap) are any indicators then I wont be able to crack CAT this time,though I'm ready to put in efforts for CAT 2014 but by the time results come in year 2015 my work exp. will be 36 months (working in IT) and this has got me really worried as I've read that it is very difficult to get placed in firms other than IT services (having experience of more than 2 years in IT services)once u graduate from bschool. Don't know what to do? should I take admission if able to manage a decent score or wait and put in more efforts for CAT 2014.
What is the application Process for colleges(which accept CAT score) other than the IIM's ?......for eg. FMS,SP Jain,JB.......From a CAT 2014 aspirant.....
having 27months of Exp in IT(cognizant) . thinking to take cat 2014 . having more wrk exp is it advantage or disadvantage . pls leave ur comments . thanks 😃
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http://www.pagalguy.com/discussions/building-a-career-16898152/18530877
Hi All
I am a 2013 passout, B.Tech. Mech Engg. Working in an MNC, With following profile:-
Xth - 90% (CBSE)
XII th - 77% (State board)
Grad. - 8.5 CGPA
I am expecting around 90-95% ( NC-OBC, Minority). I have not applied anywhere other than IIMs, Not even NITIE. Have I made a mistake?
What are the other good Govt. colleges to be applied for before results? Please help.
I got snap percentile of 95.3
ANy chances of getting call from scmhrd?
I got snap percentile of 95.3ANy chances of getting call from scmhrd?
i got 94.5.. same Q.. any chances of getting call from SCMHRD?
In permutation and Combinations, i am getting difficulty in solving Ranking questions, any suggestion or any blog for improving!
friends I have a query !! .I recently shifted to Delhi. So , plz tell me which coaching class is best for GDPI prep in delhi , cosidering that i live near Dwarika .. (also plz tell me the otherwise best coaching for the same ). 😃
Dear Friends
With experience of 24+ months i see more merit in choosing a 1 year MBA program from ISB, SOIL, etc.....please share your views / suggestions?