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Indian Institute of Management(IIM) is a dream destination for every candidate who wants to go for management studies, which come true only through the hard work. IIM admission is not everyone’s piece of cake but is a lifetime achievement for those who grab it.

IIMs are one of the top B-Schools in the country that are autonomous institutes of management education and research in India.At present, there are 20 such IIMs which are operational in India.It is mandatory for management aspirants to crack the CAT examination in order to get admission in the IIM.Later, candidates get admission on the basis of their marks scored in IIM examination followed by GD-PI. Along with this there are different parameters considered by the IIMs are-

Academic Performance – Marks obtained in Class Xth, XIIth and graduation are given weightage by some IIMs. IIM Ahmedabad gives 30% weightage to academic performance. IIM Bangalore awards 50% to academics.IIM Calcutta, IIM Lucknow, XLRI, FMS Delhi are some of the B-Schools who do not give a lot of value to past academic records.
Work Experience – Both duration as well as the quality of work experience are considered.IIM Bangalore gives 8% weightage to this criteria.It prefers candidates who have some work experience over fresh graduates.
Diversity – To encourage more academically and gender-wise diverse batch, IIMs have started giving some weightage to applicants from Non-engineering background and female candidates.

“Diversity of perspectives contribute greatly to the discussion based learning that we employ at IIMA.Having a broader mix of participants without comprising on quality will enrich the academic experience of students even further.”

– Prof Ashish Nanda, Director of IIMA

Thus, to get shortlisted, one should know the nitty-gritty of the selection procedure. Each of the IIMs has an elaborate process for admitting students. Some look for students with consistent academic records Some look for a diverse background.There are some who focus more on CAT and GD-PI.

Selection criteria weightage-

¤ IIM Ahmedabad

70% to CAT marks and 30% to Xth, XIIth and graduation marks.

¤ IIM Bangalore

40% CAT, Xth score 20%, XIIth 10%, graduation 20%, diversity 2% and work experience 8%.

¤ IIM Calcutta

CAT 28%, Xth 10%, XIIth 10% and gender diversity 2%.

Hence, good performance in CAT does not guarantee a call from the top B-School. For that to happen, the applicant should match the requirements of the respective IIMs. So don’t expect a call from top IIM even after scoring 99.9% if your past academic performance is bad.

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CAT MOCK TEST SERIES FULL MOCK 2

Ankit Keshan — Thu, 26 Oct 2017 13:49:17 +0000

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CAT MOCK TEST SERIES INAUGURAL FULL MOCK 1

Ankit Keshan — Mon, 23 Oct 2017 18:25:33 +0000

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NTSE MAT – Venn Diagrams – 15 question in 10 minute

Kanika — Fri, 08 Sep 2017 11:30:50 +0000

NTSE (National Talent Search Exam) for students is meant to identify and nurture talent. The NTSE exam is conducted every year at two levels: – Stage-I (State Level) and stage-II(National Level). About one thousand scholarships are awarded for different stages of education as follows:

Scholarship of Rs. 1250/- per month for class XI to XII.
Scholarship of Rs. 2000/- per month for undergraduates and postgraduates.

Generally, state level exam takes place in the month of November every year and notification come out in the month of September. The next level exam takes place in the month of May every year.

All students of Class X studying in recognized schools are eligible to appear for the Stage-I examination. There will be no domicile restriction.

The examination will comprise these parts namely

Mental Ability Test (MAT)
Language Test (LT)
Scholastic Ability Test (SAT)

For the preparation of such a prestigious exam, Team of Kailasha Foundation will bring a series of quizzes. In NTSE quiz series, this is the 15th quiz of Mental Ability Test of Venn Diagrams under the head MAT in NTSE.

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HOW TO PREPARE FOR MASTER’S IN MANAGEMENT

Bhavneet kaur — Mon, 28 Aug 2017 11:30:08 +0000

So you’re ready to complete your education and you’re interested in Master’ s in Management Degree, But what is a Master’s in Management Degree anyway.

The Master of Management (MM, MBM, MIM, MMgt) is a post-graduate master’s degree awarded to students who normally complete a one or two-year program of graduate level coursework in business management at an accredited academic institution. As the program is designed for students interested in entering leadership roles, the degree attracts applicants from diverse academic disciplines. The MM program structure and admissions are similar to that of the Master of Business Administration, Master of Arts in Management, and Master of Science in Management degrees.

Admissions:

Business school Admission Committees normally evaluate applicants based on Bachelor degree GPA (and graduate GPA if applicable), GMAT score, detailed resume, letters of recommendation, essays, and a personal interview.

Course Topics

Topics in the MM program often include:

Strategic Management
Ethical Decision Making
Entrepreneurship
Business Culture
Leadership and Motivation
Corporate Communications
Business Law
Human Resource Management
Workplace Security
Marketing
Public Relations
International Business
Operational research
Accounting
Economics

Program structure

The MM structure varies from program to program, but typically resembles one of the five major types of MBAs (distance-learning, part-time, accelerated, two-year, or executive). It typically prepares students to handle management issues in all areas of business with the option to concentrate or specialize in one area. Most programs begin with a set of required courses and then offer more specialized courses two-thirds of the way through the program. Concentrations include accounting, finance, strategic management, international business, marketing management, information systems, operations management, and human resources.

When exploring options for completing our education, we know that career opportunity is high on the list of deciding factors for choosing a program. Much of a leader or manager’s value is in not only managing people effectively but being able to adapt to a changing business landscape.

Here are some typical career paths for graduates of a Master’s in Management Degree program

Leadership Roles

Graduating with a Master’s in Management can prepare you for a leadership role at the highest level in a range of industries, from retail to communications. Presidents, CEO’s and Department or Team Directors can all benefit from the knowledge and skills obtained by completing this program. This degree can be especially useful to those with an entrepreneurial mindset who plan to go into business for themselves.

Managerial Roles

A range of industries require strong managers, and those with a Master’s in Management are well positioned for these careers. Job titles can include

Human Resources Manager,
Advertising Manager,
Public Relations Manager,
General Operations Manager,
Sales Manager, or
Training and Development Manager

There are lot more job titles which vary industry to industry.

Supervisory Roles

For those who wish to take on supervisory roles, or who already serve in these roles and want to progress to leadership positions, a Master’s in Management can provide helpful skills such as how to predict and manage organizational conflicts, continuously improve your team’s effectiveness, and how to lead ethical decision-making processes.

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LeArN TENSE with FuN- Lecture 2

Arpita — Fri, 21 Jul 2017 05:30:50 +0000

PRESENT PERFECT

Verb form – Subject + have/has +V3

Adverbs used here – already, just, yet, just now, recently etcetera.

The Present Perfect tense is a combination of both present tense and perfect form which is used to express a past event that has present sequence/ outcome of actions.

–> Present Perfect is used for a complete activity extending from some period of time in the past upto the present.

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Important phrasal verbs
Examples :-

There have been two murder cases in our locality during this month.
Sunil has visited the USA.
I have been to Switzerland.

–> For an activity which is already completed in the past, either recent or remote or we can say to be found out from the signs or evidences present.

Examples :-

Somebody has broken the glass frame.
Some one has turned the pages of the books on the table.

–> Can also be used to describe an uprising result in the present.

Examples:-

I have had my dinner.

Note: I don’t need it now.

Simran has told me a secret.

Note: She need not tell it again.

–> To express what has taken place or what has been the matter with in the speaker’s experience.

Examples :-

We have seen many young men ruined by their evil environment.
My father has seen a lot of things throughout his life.

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PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE:

Verb form – Subject + have/has + been + ING

Adverbs used – Always, never, only, still etcetera.

This tense defines a continuous action that has been finished at some point of time previously in the past or was inducted in the past which continues to happen.

Note: The tense is used for the action started in the past and still going on in the present.

Use of since is done to describe the point of time.
Use of for is done to initiate the period of time.

[For two days, since Friday etcetera are Ll durations which are used in present perfect progressive]

Examples :-

Sheetal has been teaching at the university since December.
We have been drooling here for over two hours waiting for the food.
They have been waiting for us for the last one hour.

–> Secondly without actually inducing a particular duration the tense has a general study with the word lately. When we don’t describe a particular time or duration, we use lately or recently which emphasizes on an approximate time.

Example :-

Have you been studying lately?
Ananya has not been going through her grammar lessons.

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Test Your English With this Quiz

Megha Rungta — Wed, 05 Jul 2017 14:00:00 +0000

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LeArN TENSE with FuN- Lecture 1

Arpita — Thu, 29 Jun 2017 08:30:39 +0000

In English, there are two types of tenses- Present and The Past but the exceptional characteristic is that the present tense does not always express the present time and past tense does not always express the past times.

[Exceptional book stores sells books]

In this above sentence, the word ‘sells’ is present simple but it expresses all the three times i.e. present, past, and future.

Was selling books yesterday
Is selling book today
Will be selling book tomorrow

E.g. – I wish, I knew the name of that book.
I am sorry, I don’t know the name of that book.

Time can be classified into three categories:

Present
Past
Future

So, here we will learn about the four forms.

Simple present
Present Progressive
Present Perfect
Present Perfect Progressive

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Important phrasal verbs

Simple Present

The verb form of simple present is SUBJECT + V1

Note: When the subject is third person singular. Remember, we add ‘s’ or ‘es’ to the verb.

1^st person: I, We
2^nd person: You
3^rd person: They, He, She, Rest of the world comes under 3^rd person category.

He goes to school every morning
She understands English
She tries to do it very hard

As we know the forms of sentences:

Affirmative
Negative
Interrogative
Negative Interrogative

Examples:

Affirmative: I go, He goes
Negative: I do not go. He does not go.
Interrogative: Do I go? Does he go?
Negative Interrogative:

GO- DO + GO
GOES- DOES + GO
WENT- DID + GO

Don’t I go?
Doesn’t he go?

NOTE: ‘Not’ is put in two cases.
1. After the subject
2. After the verb

Adverbs used in this tense: – rarely, usually, normally sincerely etc.

Here come the Rules.

RULE 1: This tense is used for universal/ scientific truth.

Example:

The sun rises in the east.
Oil floats on water.
April has 30 days.

Let’s explain any one sentence among the above sentences.

The sun rises in the east.

This sentence expresses universal/ scientific truth and also it defines the three times i.e. Present, Past & Future.

RULE 2: This rule is about habitual actions.

Example:

I go to the old age home once a week.
She always drinks water in between the food.
There are the actions which are considered habitual.

RULE 3: Planned Future Action

This is about the arrangements done for the future activities or events.

Example:

I get up at 7 AM next Wednesday. I have to be in Rourkela this week.
The school reopens on 19^th June.
The plane for New York leaves Mumbai at 9 AM.
The CBSE compartmental exam to begin on 1^st August.

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CAT ENGLISH MOCK 3 : ACTUAL CAT FEELING

Megha Rungta — Mon, 29 May 2017 14:30:32 +0000

CAT ENGLISH MOCK 2 LEVEL 2 by Kailasha Foundation is the first of its kind. The best thing is that it is absolutely free. It is based on actual CAT pattern (of previous year), it is subject-specific, which students always keep looking for and of standard quality. The questions are of good quality and of great variety. Do attempt the test, share with your friends and give the feedback too.

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NTSE MAT – Venn Diagrams – 15 question in 10 minute

For the preparation of such a prestigious exam, Team of Kailasha Foundation will bring a series of quizzes. In NTSE quiz series, this is the 15th quiz of Mental Ability Test of Venn Diagrams under the head MAT in NTSE.

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HOW TO PREPARE FOR MASTER’S IN MANAGEMENT

Admissions:

Course Topics

Program structure

Here are some typical career paths for graduates of a Master’s in Management Degree program

Leadership Roles

Managerial Roles

Supervisory Roles

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LeArN TENSE with FuN- Lecture 2

PRESENT PERFECT

PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE:

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Test Your English With this Quiz

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