hello Siddarth, 1st of all congrats for this achievement and I hope u r for more than this.So can u please elaborate on DI part how to handle it like an advanced or expert without any nerves.
I have all these vedic math and table of mult and power of 2 in my mind so can u explain what is the extra effort have to give by me.
dear Siddharth,A little more tips on VA & RC would be very helpful. I am a mechanical engineer scoring 100 percentile in Quants for last 2 years.This year I didnt have any IIM call instead of scoring 135(99.3%ile). I am working in DCPL, a power consultant, tell me how should I prepare while working 8-10 hrs a day...
RE:dear Siddharth & Naresh, A little more tips on VA & RC
by naresh on Feb 01, 2007 02:33 PM Permalink
Hi Sohan
On VA & RC:
1. You must increase your reading speed. This will give you sufficient time and better grasp of contents of questions / comprehension passages.
2. I do not know how you read, but please try to read without murmuring, or without the lip movement; i.e. increase your capability to read with quick, uninterrupted eye movement.
3. Read one English newspaper everyday - and read it completely, and not just few headlines / sections.
4. Share with your friends the new words learnt by you, and ask them to do so with you. Practice or use of new words would help retention of memory.
On your preparations along with work:
Spend minimum 2 hours every day, including weekends. Consistent efforts are better than the bursts near exam date.
Do not lose heart; do not feel stressed. Everyday, monitor your progress, feel positive and gain confidence. You do have a sharp mind, it is just a matter of developing speed without losing accuracy.
Clearing CAT is just the beginning....
by on Jan 24, 2007 10:04 PM Permalink | Hide replies
Hi
I agree with Siddarth on his closing comment that clearing CAT was just the beginning.
To all those who have got the calls for GD and interviews, I have the following tips:
1. Appear smart and fresh for the GD & interview
2. In the GD, maintain your cool, posture, and modulate your voice well. Admission coordinators look for team players, candidates with original ideas & analytical skills, and quick thinkers.
3. Do not attempt to garner attention during the GD. Be your natural self.
4. If you are carrying your certificates / degree etc. for the interview, ensure to organize them well.
5. Do not fake up your answers in the interview. Be honest if you do not know the answer.
6. If you have any work experience, be well prepared to answer questions pertaining to your work. Typically, an interview might go for 30 minutes.
7. Thank the interview panel while closing the interview, but do not appease them at any stage.
8. If you have your opinion and views, be firm, but not arrogant. They sometime try to provoke you or stress you out.
All the best, and more later on tough (yet, wonderful) life at campus.
Naresh Priyadarshi IIM-A Class of 1997 nareshpriyadarshi@yahoo.com
HI,DEAR FOR UNFORGETABLE SUCCESS,I THINK YOU ARE VERY COOL & WELL MANNERED GUY.SO YOU ACHIEVE THIS BEAUTIFUL SUCCESS.GOD GIVES YOU ALL THE PLEASURE OF LIFE. ABHISHEK KUMAR(2nd,SEM) PGDBM,CMD,MODINAGAR(U.P)
