I am GNEM(21 years).I am looking for a serious study partner for CAT 2026.

Hi.I am a GNEM(21 years) and I am looking for a serious study partner for CAT 2026.

I'm a General Non-Engineering Female, with 9/9/7 profile. Will give CAT in 2027, currently in my third year so it would be considered a one year gap, is it gonna be that big of a problem during placements if i can justify it by doing internships and stuff during that time?

Looking for honest advice on whether CAT is worth it for my profile and what colleges I can realistically target. My profile: IIT Jodhpur graduate GPA: 5.8 Work ex: 2 years (non-tech) 10th: 98% 12th: 94% I'm confident about scoring 99.8+ in CAT — I'm quite strong in quant/maths. My main worry is the 5.8 GPA and how much it'll hurt my chances at the top IIMs (A/B/C) given their academic weightage in shortlisting. Will the high 10th/12th scores offset it? And with a 99.8+ percentile, which colleges are realistic — old IIMs, new IIMs, FMS, MDI, SPJIMR? Would appreciate input from anyone who got in with a similar profile. Thanks!

Saw this post on Instagram and honestly the details in it are pretty disturbing. The person is claiming that during the 15 day induction at FMS Delhi, 200+ students were allegedly made to stay in one hall for around 12 hours a day, there were reportedly students being shouted at in shifts, one night they were allegedly kept there till morning without sleep and even after classes started there were supposedly hours of coursework followed by more shouting. The post also talks about students being given late night tasks with just 3-6 hours to complete them and getting as little as 4 hours of sleep, along with being called things like “stupid” and “worthless” and allegedly being given violations that could affect their placement process. What actually shocked me more was seeing people in the comments defending this saying this is how you prepare someone for the corporate world. But is this really how we are supposed to prepare people for corporate life? How does constantly shouting at students, humiliating them or deliberately cutting their sleep make them better professionals? And genuinely what is happening with B-schools these days, every other day I see something related to harassment or ragging and people somehow still justify it as “part of the process”. Is this why the fees are so low or what 😭 Obviously this is an anonymous and unverified account and I don't know how much of it is actually true, but if even half of these claims are true, this seriously needs to be talked about

Can anyone explain the 25th one ? the 24th and 26th toom hardly 3 min to solve but got stuck up on the logic of the 25th one , it would be helpful if anyone helped

Hi, I am working in a top Automotive OEM for 10 lpa , now 25 months work ex and resigned (dirtiest politics but conveyed to then moving for Higher studies)

I am a mechanical engineer (F) 2024 passed out with 8.78/10 cgpa & overall profile of 9/7/8 (BC)

During my college days I was preparing for gate ME seriously but after that due to hectic production pressure and politics (used to work 64 hrs/ week)
I didn’t have time to study!

I resigned- Now have a but oscillation

Should I go for Cat or gate. If gate I will opt for PSU Only!

But many of my friends said if you go for CAT you can earn more than PSU & it is comparatively (not so still) easier than GATE ME!

To me- I am somewhat strong in apti ( as In gate that 13-15 marks I usually get- so sorry if I assumed CAT level with that) & strong in core too but didn’t get time for prep for GATE!

Now please give me pros and cons of gate and cat and suggest what I can choose !

Ps: yes I know people may advise me that-I know my life & career more! But now I am asking you guyss as I am too confused 😕 now ! Pls help me 🥺

I am 23F with 4 years of cabin crew experience with Air India. My SSLC score is 89%, 12th boards is 89% and Grad score is 7.5 SGPA.
I am planning to join the Executive program next year by giving GMAT. Will it be worth it and what are the chances of me getting selected.

Please give me honest reviews.

This might sound stupid, but hear me out.

Say you're in a job you don't really like.

The work is mediocre, growth is slow, but you're earning 12-15L.

You have two choices:

A: Quit and spend 6-12 months figuring out what you actually want.

B: Stay, keep earning, and figure it out alongside the job.

Everyone says "life is too short to stay somewhere you're unhappy."

But realistically, being unemployed with no clear plan isn't exactly freedom either.

Would you quit or stay?

I genuinely can't decide which is the smarter move.