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If you are preparing for CAT 2020, GMAT, XAT, and NMAT then here’s what you need to know. These exams work as a screening measure for selecting students for numerous Business and Management programs across various institutes. The Common Admission Test (CAT), which is conducted by IIMs, is considered particularly difficult and thus venerated by

The whole world is under the grip of a pandemic, COVID-19. It has affected each and every one of us. A pandemic has come, and it will go away eventually. Amid all these, the country and its economy cannot be compromised. It is the very time around which many companies employee interns for their respective

With the world laying back because of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, so is the education system. Exams have been cancelled for high schoolers and graduation students after being postponed for so long. Also, some of the exams have been postponed until the decision can be pondered upon, considering the situation of the dreadful pandemic in

In this forum here, let us look at a few options for continued learning and upgrading skill sets in order to enhance your career prospects. You can choose a course customised to your future requirements, including where you are headed in the next few years of your career. Whether you work for a corporate conglomerate

With technological advancements and radical changes in the professional world, the value of an Arts or Humanities degree has, once again, become a topic of debate. It is not very surprising because this debate exists from time immemorial. However, the Arts had come to the forefront in revolutionary manners and it is still quite shocking

What is it about big and famous institutions that students would look in awe of? A great course, well-experienced faculty, a vast library, a lot of extensive study material, a capacious campus, and a friendly hostel, these are all a given. But the one aspect that can make an institution stand out is empathy. This

The massive population of India has also made it one of the most educationally centred nations across the globe. It is one of the leading countries for higher educations around the world and shares a similar graph with eminent nations like China and the USA. The educational system emerged as a great platform for hundreds

Union Minister of Human Resources and Development Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ hosted a review meeting with officials of Central Board of Secondary Examinations (CBSE), University Grants Commission (UGC), All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and National Testing Agency (NTA) on June 18 to discuss the immediate future of the education department.  This meeting was organised

The global pandemic has caused a devastating stir in the lives of people. National and regional colleges have faced massive problems as well. The sudden nationwide lockdown caused an unexpected termination of examinations, term studies, and other college activities. Numerous students were asked to leave for their homes and commence with the virtual classes for

The coronavirus has caused a massive drift in the economic and corporate sectors. With nationwide lockdown, major businesses are either stagnating or are on the verge of elimination. Therefore, it is essential to repair the economic damage caused by the virus. However, a return to the business may cause an environmental disturbance similar to what