Akshita Agarwal

For those who consider VARC their weakness, here are a couple of tips that may come in handy. I've been asked a lot of these questions over the past couple of weeks and I'm glad to pen them down at one place.Q. I'm only able to get through 20-22 questions

Is there some half-baked idea you’ve been sitting on? Someplace you’ve been meaning to visit? Some piece of work you’ve been trying to finish? Thinking that you will get to it..thinking that there is ample time.Everyone procrastinates - it is a common weakness of human nature!What I am here to say

Over the past two weeks, I have been receiving a lot of queries from fellow aspirants on different aspects of their preparation for CAT. While there were some questions unique to the individual, other questions were quite common. I believe the entire aspirant community can benefit from these questions and

"Before anything else, preparation is the key to success". These are the words of Alexander Graham Bell, a Scottish-born scientist, inventor, engineer and innovator who is credited with patenting the first practical telephone. His quote is as relevant to CAT preparation as it was to his successful career. In this post,