Articles in CAT 2019

The Common Aptitude Test (CAT) is the most competitive management entrance exam in India. Lakhs of applicants appear for this exam every year but only 50 or 60 students manage to score a 99+ percentile in this exam. What sets the toppers aside from the rest of the candidates? Let us look at some of

With the announcement of CAT 2019 results, everyone can now shift their focus on the CAT 2020 exams. But that is eight months away, you must be protesting in a loud voice. However, the methods of preparation vary for all candidates, especially for working professionals. Managing a full time 9 to 5 job along with

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi is a world-renowned institution for engineering and technology. It is also an Institute of Eminence as declared by the University Grants Commission. But did you know that the Department of Management Studies (DMS) of IIT Delhi is one of the top 10 management institutes in India? The DMS

Common Admission Test, or CAT is a standardized computer-based test to break into one of the country’s most premier chains of institutions, the Indian Institute of Management, or the IIMs. IIMs are a chain of twenty public autonomous colleges across India for Management Education. The IIMs, which are also considered as institutes of national importance

How to explain gap year in IIM interview

Shortlisting B-school with 91 CAT 2019 percentile

List of India’s top non-IIM colleges accepting CAT 2019 scores

List of Important things to carry for IIM interview

Now that you have crossed the stage one of the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2019, it is time to start your preparation for the second stage. Whether you got 75 percentile or 90 percentile, the second stage of Written Ability Test (WAT) or Group Discussion (GD) will play a significant role to determine your admission.

What is NRC? NRC stands for the National Register of Citizens that contains the names of Indian citizens. The set up of NRC got mandate after the 2003 Amendment of The Citizenship Act 1955. The 2003 amendment commands the central government to constitute a national register to keep record about the citizens of India. The