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CAT 2018: Here's how to crack GD/PI and WAT The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) will declare the results of the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2018 in the second week of January 2019. he Indian Institute of Management (IIM) will declare the results of the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2018 in the second week of January 2019. The second round for entrance into the coveted B-schools of the country requires extensive preparation. Starting early would be a good idea. GD and the WAT: For the GD and the WAT, one needs to prepare General Awareness. In the interview too, questions can also be expected from the current affairs. A future manager should be well informed about the issues of the day and should have logical and mature opinions about the same Read good magazines and newspapers to keep yourself abreast of major issues facing your city, state, country and the world. You can be expected to write about abstract topics too Practising GD with a group of studen...

                          The Common Admission Test (CAT) is all set to be held on November 25, 2018, and as per the latest notification by IIM Calcutta , there is a list of instructions for candidates which they will need to follow in order to appear in the examination. So the candidates who will be appearing for the exam are advised not to panic at the last moment. Here are some points that should be remembered before appearing for CAT 2018. HERE'S WHAT IS NOT ALLOWED IN CAT 2018 Avoid Wearing Jackets: Jackets and footwear are not allowed inside the exam lab. https://planedublr.blogspot.com/2018/04/top-colleges-in-bangalore-for.html No metal jewelry: Candidates are not allowed to wear metal jewelry. If found wearing any, he/she would be asked to remove it. No stationary items in lab: CAT aspirants will not be allowed to carry any stationary items to the test lab. They will be provid...

At the age of 15, Sushma Verma completed  her Master's degree in Microbiology from  Lucknow University. In a country where girls are discouraged from going to school and college, this young girl from Lucknow became a Master of Science at a tender age of 15. Sushma's story in brief: Sushma got a place in the Limca Book of awards as a young student to clear the class 10 exam at an age of seven At the age of 15, she completed her Master's degree in Microbiology from Lucknow University where most of her classmates are eight to nine years older than her She cleared the course with flying colours with a grade point average of 8 Her talent came into light when she recited the  Ramayana  at a local school function at the age of two Sushma's  father worked as a sanitation worker in the Lucknow university and her mother is a homemaker At 15, she enrolled for a PhD program in Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University Born in a family...