Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) will be conducted on May 26 for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes in 21 National Law Universities. The exam will be conducted offline and there is no change in the paper pattern.
JEE Main 2019 April 8 Paper 1 Analysis: "The Physics was relatively tougher compared to Physics and Chemistry. The paper has more weightage to class 11 syllabus," said Ramesh Batlish, FIITJEE
JEE Main 2019 Paper 1 Analysis April 8: The second window of the JEE Main 2019 started on Monday. This is what the students said immediately after the exam: -
JEE Main April 2019 Paper Analysis Today Updates: The shift one of the JEE Main Bachelor of Engineering/ Bachelor of Technology was concluded. According to students and teachers, "The Maths paper was the toughest, while question on Physics was time consuming."
NTA has successfully conducted JEE Main 2019 April 8 exam for Paper 1. Check out student reactions, expert exam analysis and expected cut off for April 8 Slot 1 and 2 here.
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) will be conducted on May 5, 2019.
LIC AAO 2019: The recruitment examination is likely to be conducted between August to September. This section-wise strategy will help plan your preparation strategically. Here take a look
JEE Main 2019 Paper 1, Day 2 analysis: Considering the JEE Main day 1 and day 2 exam trends and difficulty, students are advised to start the paper with Chemistry section in order to manage their time well, said expert.
JEE Main 2019 paper analysis: Sudhanshu Singh found the mathematics section to be hard, the physics section to be moderate.
NEW DELHI: The JEE Main 2019 exam for Paper I (First Shift) was conduced today from 9;30 am at 12:30 pm. As per students, who appeared for the JEE Main examination today, the Question Paper 2019 was moderately difficult.
Day 1 of JEE Main 2019 conducted by NTA is over. The examination was conducted in forenoon and afternoon without any incident. Students who appeared in the exam have shared section wise important questions.
An appropriate preparation strategy & approach to score well in 'English' in the Board exams. The article is further broken into a topic-wise division for each section, namely, reading, writing and literature & long reading.
This paper is especially a boon for students who have their bachelor degree in Engineering or Masters in Pure Science. There are nine sections in the paper, out of which only 2 (General Aptitude (GA), Engineering Mathematics (XE-A) are compulsory
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras will conduct the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2019 on February 2, 3, 9 and 10.
Students of Delhi Government will now be provided free coaching for JEE & NEET entrance Exams
Students of Delhi government has signed an agreement with Career Launcher, a private coaching centre.
Delhi government has roped in a private agency to start a free-of-cost support to train government school students for NEET and JEE entrance exams, as part of an everlasting social impact activity.
The Delhi government has roped in Career Launcher- a private test trainer organisation- to provide free coaching to students of its schools.
Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister Manish Sisodia on Tuesday said the government was organising a career conclave to motivate students to dream big and choose a career as per their interest and aptitude.
As part of an everlasting social impact activity, Delhi government, under chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, has roped in a private agency to start free-of-cost support to train government school students for entrance exams.
12th students begin getting JEE-neat training, Kejriwal's government has tied up with Career Launcher. Students will get 130 hours of training in physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics.
The Delhi government has announced to start free-of-cost support to train government school students for NEET and JEE entrance exams, as a part of everlasting social impact activity.
As a part of their social activity, Delhi’s AAP government has announced that children in government schools will be given free-of-cost classes for NEET and JEE preparations.
New Delhi, Jan 29 (UNI) The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government has roped in Career Launcher- test-prep organisation, to start a free-of-cost support and train government school students for NEET and JEE entrance exams, as part of an everlasting social impact activity.
The Delhi government has announced to start a free-of-cost support to train government school students for NEET and JEE entrance exams, as part of an everlasting social impact activity.
The Delhi Government has now made provisions to provide free coaching classes to government school students who wish to give the NEET and JEE Entrance exams. They have roped in a private agency called 'Career Launcher'.
Delhi Government Schools has collaborated with a Career Launcher in order to start a free of cost support to train government school students for NEET and JEE entrance examinations.
Career Launcher, India’s leading test-prep organization & a division of CL Educate Ltd, has been roped in to start a free-of-cost support to train government school students
IBPS Clerk Main exams 2019: Check the paper analysis of IBPS Clerk Main examinations for General/ Financial Awareness, General English, Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude and Quantitative Aptitude sections
IBPS has successfully conducted the IBPS Clerk Main Exam 2019 yesterday. Check out IBPS Clerk Main Exam Analysis and expected cut off here. IBPS Clerk Main Result 2019 are expected by March 2019.
IBPS Clerk main exam 2019 was held on January 20, 2019. Here's what experts say on the question paper.
The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, IBPS conducted the Clerk Main Exam 2018 on January 20. All the candidates can check the detailed break-up of IBPS Clerk Main Exam 2018 here.
JEE Main 2019 HIGHLIGHTS day 1 and 2: The first ever Joint Entrance Exam Main is conducted from January 8 onwards. The students can check JEE Main exam analysis, cut-off, students' reaction and experts' views
NEW DELHI: The JEE Main 2019 exam for Paper I (First Shift) was conduced today from 9;30 am at 12:30 pm. As per students, who appeared for the JEE Main examination today, the Question Paper 2019 was moderately difficult.
Day 1 of JEE Main 2019 conducted by NTA is over. The examination was conducted in forenoon and afternoon without any incident. Students who appeared in the exam have shared section wise important questions.
JEE Main 2019 paper analysis: Sudhanshu Singh found the mathematics section to be hard, the physics section to be moderate.
NEW DELHI: XAT continued its tradition to end the MBA exam season (for many candidates) on a low note with the toughest paper of the year.
XAT 2019: One Data Interpretation question on proportion of economists and that of engineers was incorrect and one quant question on roots was incorrect since x was mentioned in the root.
XAT 2019 was concluded yesterday. The entrance exam, one of the toughest, was moderately difficult this year.
XAT 2019 analysis : XAT continued its tradition to end the MBA exam season (for many candidates) on a low note with the toughest paper of the year.
While there may be tougher exams in the world, The Common Admission Test to the Indian Institutes of Management and a host of other premier MBA colleges in India take the cake in our country.
CAT came out of the bag with two thuds and one loud bang. The paper started with an 'even easier than 2017' VARC section.
Forewarned is forearmed’ is a piece of timeless wisdom. So, students who went into the second slot expecting a similar paper as that of the first slot (or for that matter the CAT 2017 paper) were on the right track.
CAT 2018 is being conducted across the country today. Check complete exam analysis, expected cut off and good attempts for scoring 90 percentile and above.
CAT 2018: A total of 85 per cent accuracy could get you through, according to experts. Answer key soon. Check section-wise detailed analysis.
CAT 2018 is over with Slot II ending at 5:30 pm. Check out what experts have to say regarding the difficulty level of CAT 2018 exam, expected cut off for 80, 85 and 90 percentile here.
CAT 2018 Exam Analysis: Candidates who appeared for the first session rated the overall paper as moderate but Mathematics and Reasoning as difficult
The CAT 2018 is over now as the slot 2 was completed by 5.30 across India.
The question papers in both the slots were similar in difficulty level, with the QA section being the toughest section in both the slots.
CAT 2018 will select candidates for the 20 Indian Institutes of Management and more than 110 other business schools.
MBA aspirants who took the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2018 found Quantitative Ability to be the most difficult section in the exam conducted on Sunday.
For its MBA (International Business) six trimester general management programme, IIFT had officially announced the exam date in July, 2018.
IIFT 2018: According to Arks Srinivasan, alumni of IIM Calcutta, "Paper was tougher than the last year. The candidates faced difficulty in answering sections like English, Reading comprehension."
IIFT 2018 HIGHLIGHTS: The students who will crack the written test, will be called writing skills, assessment, Group Discussion, and interview to be held in January/February 2019
IIFT 2018: The terror of the ‘traumatic’ IIFT continued for the second consecutive year. In fact, the paper this year managed to become even more difficult than that of last year.
As the countdown to CAT 2018 begins, it is time to rework your strategy and make the most of the time left - Arks Srinivas
As the countdown to CAT 2018 begins, it is time to rework your strategy and make the most of the time left - Arks Srinivas
A compiled list which aims to shed light on the preparation strategies required for acing the significant entrance exams held across the country.
With the announcement of CLAT going offline in 2019, students across the country have no other option but to change their mode of practice and preparation, writes Amitendra Kumar
Contrary to the popular belief, CAT is an easy exam to crack with the right preparation, writes Gautam Bawa
Contrary to the popular belief, CAT is an easy exam to crack with the right preparation, writes Gautam Bawa
IBPS PO prelims 2018: The second half of the examination has been concluded, and the analyst rated the paper between moderate to average
IBPS PO 2018 prelims will be held next on 20 and 21 October 2018.
The IBPS PO and MT prelims recruitment exams will be held till October 21, 2018.
IBPS PO Prelims analysis : Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducted the first shift of the second day of the PO preliminary examination 2018 on October 14.
The overall difficulty level of Reasoning Ability section was moderate. The section was dominated by questions based on analytical reasoning.
The IBPS PO and MT prelims recruitment exams will be held till October 21, 2018.
The exam is being conducted in four time slots, two each in morning and evening. The overall difficulty level of this section was easy to moderate.
The examinations will also be held on October 14, 20 and 21.
IBPS PO prelims 2018: The examination was conducted in four different slots and the experts rated the papers as moderate.
IBPS PO Prelims 2018 First Slot is over. Check slotwise exam analysis and expected cut off for IBPS PO Prelims 2018.
IBPS PO prelims 2018: The first half of the examination has been concluded, and according to the analyst, the paper was moderate
In the last two years, the data interpretation and logical reasoning (DI-LR) section in the Common Aptitude Test (CAT) has sandbagged the scores of many a test-taker; thus making its mark as the most difficult of the three sections of the test.
In the last two years, the data interpretation and logical reasoning (DI-LR) section in the Common Aptitude Test (CAT) has sandbagged the scores of many a test-taker; thus making its mark as the most difficult of the three sections of the test.
In order to ace the changed format of XAT exam scheduled for January 2019, one needs to keep a few pointers in mind, says Gautam Bawa
In order to ace the changed format of XAT exam scheduled for January 2019, one needs to keep a few pointers in mind, says Gautam Bawa
XLRI, the XAT conducting body, has released the official notification for XAT 2019.
XLRI, the XAT conducting body, has released the official notification for XAT 2019.
In a recent Supreme Court ruling, a person with low vision has been allowed to pursue MBBS on the basis of his NEET score in the disability category
Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning, which is considered the most difficult paper of the Common Admission Test, can be the easiest to score in once the perspective is changed.
Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning, which is considered the most difficult paper of the Common Admission Test, can be the easiest to score in once the perspective is changed.
Work on your analytical abilities, learn time management and brush up your general knowledge before you sit for your entrance, says Amitendra Kumar.
Work on your analytical abilities, learn time management and brush up your general knowledge before you sit for your entrance, says Amitendra Kumar.
IBPS RRB office assistants preliminary exam 2018 was held on Saturday. The exam was conducted in four time slots: 2 each in morning and evening.
The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducted the second day of IBPS RRB Officer Scale 1 Preliminary Exam 2018 on August 12.
IBPS RRB Officer Scale I Prelims were conducted today in 4 slots. Check the exam analysis and expected cut off below.
The second day of Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) Regional Rural Banks (RRB) Officer Scale - I Preliminary Exam 2018 took place on Sunday, August 12, 2018.
IBPS RRB 2018: Check detailed analysis of slot 1 of the office scale 1 posts
The exam was of 45-minute duration, with two sections carrying 80 marks for 80 questions.
IBPS has begun the Prelims exam for RRB Officer Scale I today. The first and the second slot for the computer-based test is already over.
SBI Clerk Main exam 2018: The test was held in morning and evening slots. There was a negative marking of one-fourth marks for each incorrect answer. Check paper analysis here
SBI Clerk Main analysis 2018: SBI Clerk Main Exam was held in two time slots - morning and evening. A total of 190 questions had to be answered in 160 minutes.
SBI PO main exam was held in two sessions on August 4, 2018.
The SBI PO Main Exam 2018 was divided into two parts – Objective Test and Descriptive Test.
SBI PO main exam: The objective test consisted of 155 questions, which had to be answered in 180 minutes. The overall difficulty level was moderate
SBI PO Mains Analysis by Career Launcher 2018 - State Bank of India (SBI) has conducted the SBI PO mains exam on August 4, 2018, in online mode, one slot - 10 am to 1.30 pm.
Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has postponed the exam dates of SSC CGL which earlier was scheduled to be conducted from July 25 to August 20, 2018. This gives candidates time to boost their preparation for the exam and prepare a proper strategy to score good.
SBI PO Mains 2018: The SBI PO recruitment has three stages, namely - Preliminary examination, main examination and group exercise and interview. On the basis of the aggregate marks scored in the mains, category wise merit list will be released.
While deciding to pursue a Masters in Business Administration postgraduate degree (MBA), there are various factors you need to consider; such as your aspirations, interests, and objectives.
CAT 2018: The most popular MBA entrance exam in India, the Common Admission Test (CAT) draws approximately 2 lakh test takers annually from all walks of life, including, students and working professionals.
The SBI PO Main Exam 2018 is scheduled to be held on August 4, 2018.
Having an effective test-taking strategy in place is crucial to clear the exam as it increases your level of preparedness and boosts your confidence in the face of complex questions.
The expected cut-off of SBI PO Prelims and overall SBI PO Prelims exam analysis (8th July to 1st July) is available here. This analysis will be useful for the candidates who are going to appear for SBI PO Prelims Exam in future.
The NTA seeks to bring qualitative difference in the examination process by its focus on research and scientific test design using services of experts, researchers, statisticians, psychometricians, test item writers and education specialists.
SBI PO Prelims Analysis by Career Launcher 2018 - State Bank of India conducted SBI PO 2018 online exam on July 8 in four slots. Candidates can go through prelims analysis of SBI PO by Career Launcher 2018 for slot 1, 2, 3 and 4.
SBI PO Prelims analysis: All the sections, except English language, were available in both English and Hindi. Every correct answer will fetch one mark, while every incorrect answer will reduce the score by 0.25 mark.
SBI probationary officer (PO) preliminary examination is being held in four time slots in a day: two in the morning and two slots in the evening. Today is the third day of the examination.
SBI PO exam analysis: SBI probationary officer (PO) preliminary examination is being held in four time slots in a day: two in the morning and two slots in the evening.
SBI PO prelims day 3 analysis: The SBI Probationary Officer (PO) preliminary examination was conducted today on July 8, 2018 for a total of 2000 vacancies.
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will conduct the University Grants Commission (UGC) National Eligibility Test (NET) on Sunday, i.e. July 8.
SBI PO Prelims Exam Analysis 2018: SBI PO Preliminary Exams for 2018 are being conducted on July 1st, 7th and 8th this year.The first phase of SBI PO Preliminary Exams took place on July 1.
As per the notification of SSC CGL 2018, the Tier 1 exam is scheduled to be held on July 25, 2018, onward. So, less than a month now remains for the exam to begin.
SBI PO 2018 prelims exam was conducted by the State Bank of India yesterday, July 1 for recruitment at 2,000 Probationary Officer posts. The SBI PO Prelims 2018 examination is scheduled to be conducted on July 7 and 8 as well.
SBI PO Prelims Exam Analysis 2018: Today (July 1) was the first day of the SBI PO Preliminary Exam 2018. Spanning a period of one week (ending July 08, 2018), the State Bank of India (SB) Probationary Officers (PO) preliminary exam is being conducted in four time slots: 2 each in morning and evening.
SBI PO Prelims Analysis by Career Launcher 2018 - State Bank of India is conducting SBI PO 2018 online exam on July 1, 7 and 8. Candidates appearing for the exam can go through prelims analysis of SBI PO by Career Launcher 2018 for slot 1, 2, 3 and 4 to know the overall and sectional difficulty level, topic-wise distribution of questions, easiest and toughest section of the exam, total marks, weightage of topics and expected cut off.
Today was the first day of the SBI PO Preliminary Exam 2018. Spanning a period of one week (ending July 08, 2018), the exam is being conducted in four time slots: 2 each in morning and evening. A total of 100 questions had to be answered in 60 minutes.
Today was the first day of the SBI PO Preliminary Exam 2018. Spanning a period of one week (ending July 08, 2018), the exam is being conducted in four time slots: 2 each in morning and evening.
State Bank of India has conducted its Probationary Officers (PO) Preliminary Exam 2018 today. It was the first day of the exam and spanning a period of one week, the exam is being conducted in four time slots: 2 each in morning and in evening.
The State Bank of India (SBI) conducted the Probationary Officer (PO) preliminary examination today on July 1, 2018. The exam will next be conducted on July 7 and 8. A total of 2000 vacancies are available. The registration for the same began on April 21 and the last date for submission of applications was May 13.
Today was the third day of the SBI Clerk Preliminary Exam 2018. Spanning a period of one week (ending June 30, 2018), the exam is being conducted in four time slots: 2 each in morning and evening. A total of 100 questions had to be answered in 60 minutes.
Today was the third day of the SBI Clerk Preliminary Exam 2018. Spanning a period of one week (ending June 30, 2018), the exam is being conducted in four time slots: 2 each in morning and evening. A total of 100 questions had to be answered in 60 minutes.
Today was the third day of the SBI Clerk Preliminary Exam 2018. Spanning a period of one week (ending June 30, 2018), the exam is being conducted in four time slots: 2 each in morning and evening. A total of 100 questions had to be answered in 60 minutes.
Today was the third day of the SBI Clerk Preliminary Exam 2018. Spanning a period of one week (ending June 30, 2018), the exam is being conducted in four time slots: 2 each in morning and evening. A total of 100 questions had to be answered in 60 minutes.
SBI Clerk Prelims exam analysis (30 June 2018, all slots) is available here. Candidates who took the exam today told us that the difficulty level of the questions was from easy to moderate. Many candidates attempted 70+ questions. Now there is a high probability that cut-off of SBI Clerk Prelims might go above 65 marks.
SBI Clerk Prelims Exam Analysis 2018 by Career Launcher - SBI Clerk preliminary exam 2018 is being held on June 23, 24 and 30. Spanning a period of one week (ending June 30, 2018), the exam is being conducted in four-time slots: 2 each in morning and evening.
The State Bank of India (SBI) conducted the Clerk Preliminary Exam 2018 today, June 30 at various test centres across the state.
Students who appeared for the first shift of the exam found the overall exam level as moderate. Candidates can check section wise analysis here. There are three sections from which questions were asked.
The Common Admission Test (CAT) will be held November 25, 2018. With five months to go, it is time MBA aspirants get into serious preparation for admission opportunities into their dream management institutions.
SBI has successfully conducted the first two slots of the SBI Clerk examination. The reporting time for the first slot of the examination was 8 am and the second slot was conducted from 10:30 am.
Today, on June 23, lakhs of students appeared for the State Bank of India (SBI) Clerk preliminary examination at various centres across the country. The prelims were postponed last month and the state-run bank did not give any reason for the postponement of the examination. The exam was held to fill over 9000 vacancies of Junior Associate post (customer support and sales) in clerical cadre across India.
Analysis and review of SBI Clerk Prelims exam 2018 (23 June 2018, all 4 slots) for the recruitment to Junior Associate Post are available here. Candidates who took the exam today told us that the difficulty level of the questions was quite easy. Many candidates attempted 60+ questions. It simply means that SBI Clerk Prelims Cut-off will be very high, this year.
SBI Clerk Prelims Exam Analysis (24th June 2018) for all 4 slots is available here. Today is the second day of the SBI Clerk Preliminary Exam 2018. Spanning through a period of one week (ending June 30, 2018), the SBI Clerk Prelims Exam is being conducted in four time slots: 2 each in morning and evening.
SBI Clerk Prelims Exam Analysis 2018 by Career Launcher - SBI Clerk preliminary exam 2018 is being held on June 23, 24 and 30. Spanning a period of one week (ending June 30, 2018), the exam is being conducted in four-time slots: 2 each in morning and evening.
Question asked in SBI Clerk Prelim Exam 2018 (23rd June 2018, all slots) are available here. These are basically memory based questions which are provided by candidates who appeared for SBI Clerk Prelims exam on 23 June 2018. The online computer based SBI Clerk Prelims Exam was conducted in 4 different slots.
Yesterday was the first day of the SBI Clerk Preliminary Exam 2018. Spanning a period of one week (ending June 30, 2018), the exam is being conducted in four-time slots: 2 each in morning and evening. A total of 100 questions had to be answered in 60 minutes.
SBI has successfully conducted the first two slots of the SBI Clerk examination. The reporting time for the first slot of the examination was 8 am and the second slot was conducted from 10:30 am.
Delhi University's Joint Admission Test (DU JAT) for enrolment in its Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)/BBE and BFIA courseswas held on June 22, 2018 from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm (second slot). The exam, conducted online, had a total of 100 questions. Every question carried four marks, and there was negative marking (of 1mark) for every incorrect answer.
Delhi University Joint Admission Test (DU JAT) for Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) was held on June 22, 2018 by the University of Delhi in 18 cities across India. DU JAT 2018 was conducted in online mode. It was only last year that DU JAT started being conducted in computer based mode.
Delhi University's Joint Admission Test (DU JAT) for enrolment in its Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)/BBE and BFIA courses was held on June 22, 2018 from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm (second slot). The exam, conducted online, had a total of 100 questions. Every question carried four marks, while there was negative marking (of 1 mark) for every incorrect answer.
The Joint Admission Test (JAT) 2018 was conducted by the Delhi University (DU) today, on June 22, for admission into BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies), BA (Hons) Business Economics and BBA (FIA) courses. The exam was held between 8 am to 10 am, in 18 cities across the country.
The Tier 1 exam of SSC CGL is scheduled to be conducted from July 25 to August 20, 2018. With the exam fast approaching, it is imperative for candidates to know how to prepare for SSC CGL 2018. To crack the most coveted examination, SSC CGL, candidates must give proper attention and time to each section.
There are approximately 75 days left for the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) 2018 examinations. At this juncture, a common question that arises in the mind of almost every aspirant is the number of hours they need to devote every day so that they can maximise their preparations.
UPSC Civil Services Prelims 2018: "In GS Paper-I, the areas from which questions are usually asked was different for many questions," said Aditya Jagtap, Mentor, Career Launcher. Candidates need to clear the 66 marks cut-off in Paper-II, after which on the basis of their Paper-I scores they are selected for the mains
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducted the Civil Services Preliminary Exam 2018 on June 3 at various test centres across the country. The exam was conducted in two parts with Paper-I being conducted in the morning and Paper-II conducted in the afternoon.
The exam analysis of UPSC Civil Services Paper 1 and 2 is available now. Candidates can check UPSC Civil Services exam analysis to know the overall and sectional difficulty level, topic-wise distribution of questions, easiest and toughest section of the exam, total marks, weightage of topics and expected cutoff.
UPSC Civil Services Cutoff 2018 - The cutoff of UPSC Civil Services Preliminary examination has been released on June 3, 2018. Coaching institutes like superprofs, Career Launcher, NeoStencil etc has released the expected cutoff for preliminary examination.
UPSC Civil Services Answer Key 2018 by Career Launcher - The answer key of UPSC Civil Services by Career Launcher for General Studies Paper I and II has been released.
The UPSC conducted the Civil Services Preliminary Exam 2018 in many centres across the country yesterday. According to both experts and candidates, Union Public Service Commission or UPSC has maintained its usual nature of being "unpredictable" about the questions this year also.
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Preliminary exam 2018 was held across the country on Sunday, June 3, 2018. There were two papers - Paper-I being conducted in the morning and Paper-II conducted in the afternoon
Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducted the Civil Services Preliminary Exam (CSE) 2018 in many centres across the country. The prelims happened in two parts with Paper-I was conducted in the morning (9:30 to 12:30) and Paper-II conducted in the afternoon (2:30 to 4:00).
Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducted the Civil Services Preliminary Exam (CSE) 2018 in many centres across the country. The prelims happened in two parts with Paper-I was conducted in the morning (9:30 to 12:30) and Paper-II conducted in the afternoon (2:30 to 4:00).
The Union Public Service Commission is conducting the Civil Services Preliminary Examination on Sunday, i.e., June 3, 2018. The civil services examination is conducted in three stages - preliminary, main and interview. The exam is held to select officers for Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and Indian Police Service (IPS) and other departments of the Govt of India.
June 3, 2018, the day of Civil Services Preliminary exam, serves as a marker for the official 'steeplechase' to begin. At 9:30 am on that Sunday, candidates across the country will begin their race to the hallowed final merit list.
Anagha MV from Bengaluru has topped the state and bagged an all-India rank of 22 in CLAT 2018, results of which were announced on Thursday.
Three students from the state have bagged positions at the all-India level at the top 100 ranks in the Common Law Entrance Test (CLAT) 2018, the results of which were announced on Thursday
Three students from the state have found place in the top 100 list in the Common Law Entrance Test (CLAT) 2018 for which results were announced on Thursday.
At least three students from the city have made it to the top 100 ranks in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), the results of which were announced on Thursday.
Bengaluru girl Anagha MV is the Karnataka topper in CLAT 2018. Her all India rank is 22. "My mother is an income tax official and she pursued a Masters degree in Business Law two years ago.
CLAT 2018 result is expected on May 31, 2018. The result will be released on the official website. This year CLAT exam has been under much criticism because of the irregularities reported by many students.
Harshita Gupta from Jabalpur bagged an All India Rank (AIR) 2 in AILET 2018 results, which was declared by the National Law University (NLU), Delhi on May 24, 2018. A student of Career Launcher, secured 84 marks in AILET 2018 and bagged an AIR 2 .
AILET 2018 Topper Interview: Jabalpur girl Harshita Gupta aced AILET 2018 by securing AIR 2 and scoring 84 out of 150. An aspiring lawyer aiming to join NLU Delhi, Harshita had decided to pursue legal studies in Class 10 itself. She credits regular mock tests and sectional preparation from the right books for her success.
As revealed by various sources, candidates lost up to ten minutes as result of the glitches encountered in the online test. Career Launcher has even gone to the extent of calling it "probably the worst administered CLAT till date".
Aspiring lawyers from the city, Avanish Deshpande, Manan Daga, Shivali Nandanwar and Rashmi John, are the probable city-toppers in Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) of which answer key was released on Wednesday.
Aspiring lawyers from the city, Avanish Deshpande, Manan Daga, Shivali Nandanwar and Rashmi John, are the probable city-toppers in Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) of which answer key was released on Wednesday.
CLAT 2018 has already thrown surprises by changing its interface twice within a span of 10 days, just two weeks before the exam!
CLAT 2018 has already thrown surprises by changing its interface twice within a span of 10 days, just two weeks before the exam!
CLAT 2018: The exam is being conducted for admissions to undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) degree law programmes. CLAT is conducted on rotational basis by 19 National Law Universities (NLUs).
We believe that a structured, systematic and process-driven approach is of extreme importance in the tutoring domain, opines Himanshu Jain, President, Network Operations, Career Launcher Educate Ltd.
The Central Board of Secondary Education has decided to hold a re-examination for the Class X Mathematics paper, following reports of an alleged paper leak.
The Central Board of Secondary Education has decided to hold a re-examination for the Class X Mathematics paper, following reports of an alleged paper leak.
Aspiring to prepare for IBSAT exam and confused how to kick-start your preparation? Well, to your knowledge, IBSAT 2018 which is a national-level entrance exam is organized for admission to MBA/ PGPM/ Ph.D.in any of the 9 IBS Business Schools.
Shubham Abrol, a 99.78 percentiler, found it difficult to focus on his CAT preparation along with his job. He attended night classes to manage work along with studies and finally quit his job to give all his time to CAT preparation.
Shubham Abrol, a 99.78 percentiler, found it difficult to focus on his CAT preparation along with his job. He attended night classes to manage work along with studies and finally quit his job to give all his time to CAT preparation.
The preparation strategies of the state's top performers in the Common Entrance Test (CAT) suggests an approach for effective and smart studying, rather than putting in a lot of hours.
Kumar Ravi, 24, quit his job last year as graduate engineer trainee with a dream of joining the Indian Institute of Management in Ahmedabad or Kolkata. And his dream is close to becoming a reality.
Kumar Ravi, 24, quit his job last year as graduate engineer trainee with a dream of joining the Indian Institute of Management in Ahmedabad or Kolkata. And his dream is close to becoming a reality.
India juggesnaut pushes forward: 2018 is the year India's GDP overtakes France and UK in dollar terms. These are just the early tidings. Over the next decade, it would be a true juggernaut. The focus on education by every mother in India has been its secret weapon.
The biggest MBA entrance exam CAT 2017 with 2.31 registered candidates was over at 5.30PM on November 26, 2017.
CAT Expert Analysis 2017 by Career Launcher: IIM Lucknow has conducted Common Admission Test or CAT 2017 a national level entrance test for slot 1 from 9.00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M and slot 2 will be conducted from 2:30 P.M. to 5:30 P.M. on November 26, 2017.
CAT 2017 Cutoff by Career Launcher - After CAT 2017 is conducted on November 26, 2017, experts from Career Launcher have released the expected CAT cutoff 2017.
CAT 2017 Analysis by Career Launcher - CAT 2017 has been conducted in two sessions on November 26, 2017, across the country. Careers360 brings to you expert take on the most coveted exam for MBA 2018-20 admissions.
The data interpretation/ logical reasoning section of the Common Admission Test (CAT) was tougher beyond expectations, said many of the students who took the exam this time.
Analysing the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2017 which was held on Sunday, experts inferred that though the pattern was similar to that of CAT 2016, the basic cut-off score for different sections will differ this time.
CAT 2017 Exam Analysis is out. The verdict is here, overall moderate paper with Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning relatively tougher than previous years.
Common Admission Test, CAT 2017 is exactly a month away. As students get ready to put in their last efforts, we reached out to Career Launcher's Gautam Puri or as famously known as GP Sir for advice.
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Satya Narayanan, Chairman, CL Educate' interview on ChetChat
The country's major technology institutes and over 50,000 students who have qualified for admission in them have their fingers crossed as the Supreme Court is expected to take decision on a petition challenging their admission process.
The need for new ways to work on ideas is obvious. "In a year, we hardly file 4,000 patents; a company such as IBM or Google beats that," says Nikhil Mahajan, CFO, CL Educate, and Director of Chennai-based Accendere Knowledge Management Services.
Nikhil Mahajan, CFO CL Educate' interview on NDTV Profit
Nikhil Mahajan, CFO CL Educate' interview on BTVi news
CL Educate Ltd on Friday raised about Rs72 crore from anchor investors by issuing shares at a price of Rs502 apiece, ahead of its initial public offering (IPO) that opens Monday.
The IPO of CL Educate, which operates across segments in the education industry including test preparation, K-12 and vocational training, will open for public subscription on March 20 and close on March 22.
As many as 14.28 lakh equity shares have been allotted to anchor investors, including DSP Blackrock MicroCap Fund, Sundaram Mutual Fund, Canara HSBC Oriental Bank of Commerce Life Insurance Company Ltd and ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company.
Though speed is very important, accuracy is more important. Talking to HT, R Shiva Kumar, chief academic officer, CL Educate Ltd. (Career Launcher), said, “Accuracy plays a key role - with even 55% to 65% attempts - in sailing you through the exam.
Narayanan said, "We need an innovation-driven country, every student should be employment giver and not employment seeker."
Mr. Prem Swaroop, visually challenged student is shortlisted by IIMs-Indore, Mumbai & Kozhikode.
Mr. Prem Swaroop, visually challenged student is shortlisted by IIMs-Indore, Mumbai & Kozhikode.
Mr. Prem Swaroop, visually challenged student is shortlisted by IIMs-Indore, Mumbai & Kozhikode.
Akshay Mehndiratta, the former IIT, Delhi alumni has secured a perfect 100 percentile and aims to join IIM, Ahmedabad. Currently, he is preparing for Personal Interview and Written ability Test round from Career Launcher, Educate.
Magnifying his ambition to improve his grocery store, he set his 'sight' on IIM and underwent training in Career Launcher, Tirupati. He has been short-listed by Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kozhikode.
Akshay is currently working with EXL Analytics, this is Mehndiratta second CAT attempt. His first attempt was in 2016 when he scored 99.34 percentile. He pursued coaching at Career Launcher.
Rahul Sharma, one of the 100 percentilers from Delhi this year in the CAT exams, sat for the test because he wanted to teach his students how to score well. He is an instructor with Career Launcher.
Rahul Sharma, 30, who scored 100 percentile in CAT 2016 is not your typical MBA aspirant. Having successfully cleared the exam earlier, and graduating from IIM Ahmedabad in 2011, Rahul now spends his time counselling and coaching students at Career Launcher, as the academic head of Gurgaon and Faridabad. Rahul gave up on a lucrative career at Yes Bank, and took to teaching.
That means he was taking the CAT test for the second time, but he had an entirely different purpose to appear for the exams this year. Ask him, and he says he wanted to teach his students how to score well.
The results of CAT 2016 was declared today, January 9, 2017. Kolkata boy Avidipto Chakraborty topped the examination with 100 per cent marks. Regarding the success, the BITS Pilani student said, "Mock test and analysis is the key to my success. I gave two to three mock tests on a daily basis and in total, i gave 86 mock tests of different institutes like Times, Career launcher and other institutions."
Akshay's weak areas were Verbal Ability, and Reading Comprehension, so he paid more attention towards this section. He joined TIME test series, and enrolled at Career Launcher for Written Ability Test and Personal Interview.
My idea was to believe in my plan and focus on the test series. The test had no surprises and was on the lines of CAT 2015. But I was well prepared for any changes this year
Meanwhile, Amit Goyal, Career Launcher, Uttarakhand centre director said, "One of our students from Doon, Rishi Sood having bagged 97.08 percentile has already got a call from IIM Ahmedabad and Bangalore while our another student-Sonakshi from IIT Roorkee is the likely girls state topper. While our student, Paritosh Kumar from DIT Dehradun also bagged 99.31 percentile. More students excelled in CAT results this year"
Rahul Sharma, one of the 100 percentilers from Delhi this year in the CAT exams, sat for the test because he wanted to teach his students how to score well. He is an instructor with Career Launcher.
Gautam Puri, co-founder of Career Launcher, a coaching centre, said, "Last year, one could easily move to the next question if it was difficult to attempt, but this year, the questions that seemed easy turned out to be complicated. Students ended up wasting precious time on them."
The first batch was conducted in the morning. Students of this batch were able to answer the exam well as most questions had been expected without any major surprises. The number of questions as well as the difficulty level was almost the same as 2015.
The afternoon paper was tougher than the one in the morning. There are many variations in CAT and they progress from year to year. Going by the trend, this could be one of the toughest papers but not the toughest alone. One of the sections of the paper was very easy; just because two sections were difficult, one can't say the whole paper was tough
According to Gautam Puri, co-founder of Career launcher, Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension was similar as last year and students have completed the section with five minutes to spare. "The VA/RC section was easy and it was so similar to the last year's paper that students finished it with five minutes to spare. Around 30 attempts out of the 34 questions can be expected from this section by students."
CL Educates Ltd and T-hub Foundation have signed a Memorandum of understanding (MoU) to nurture a collaborative environment for the startups in Telangana, India.
The purpose of this MoU is to bring the industry and academia on common platform through the WAIN connect and to expedite the maturation of research and global startups
The timeline of the MoU is three years, during the course of which, CL Educate will bring startups through its WAIN network to T-HUB for the exposure and mentorship from the latter.
T-Hub will facilitate global startup and research incubation in Telangana and India. CL Educate will bring Industry and Academia in mutual program through WAIN network.
CL Educate Limited has diversified operations across six business segments spanning the education value chain, across learners of multiple age-groups. Led by a team of qualified professionals including IIT-IIM alumni
Talking about the MoU, Mr. Nikhil Mahajan, Executive Director & CFO, CL Educate said, "In this era of start-ups, Innovation and research can play a pivotal role. With this understanding, we aim to make innovation accessible to millions of youngsters in schools, colleges and jobs".
As Gautam Puri, co-founder, Career Launcher, says, "One needs to use both skills, high number of attempts and accuracy to master this section. QA has, perhaps, been the easiest section over the last two years. The focus is only on simple application of basics and nothing too convoluted. If there is a change in pattern in the test, you can expect a slightly more tricky quant section."
Over the last two years, CAT has set a benchmark with respect to the level of interest and difficulty in this section. It forces you to think. If VARC (verbal ability and reading comprehension) is test of speed and number of attempts, DILR forces you to be calm and composed while selecting the sets to be attempted and focus on accuracy. Five sets (20 questions) with 80% accuracy might fetch you around 95 percentile.
On November 28, CL Educate and Kestone, India's leading integrated marketing services organised India's first innovation summit MeltingPot2020. This symposium has paved the roadmap to create an innovation-fuelled global economy powered by breakthrough research at the institutional and corporate level.
Among the Indian MBA entrance exams, the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) test is the most complicated. While the three-section CAT 2016 with a time limit of one hour for each section is essentially only a test of knowledge and speed, the IIFT paper tests your aptitude and temperament.
B-school aspirants are just a few days away from some of the most prestigious B-school entrance exams. While the NMAT exam is already underway, IIFT and CAT are just two weeks away, and that too within a week of each other. This will then be followed by CAT, TISSNET (Tata Institute of Social Sciences National Entrance Test) and XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test), in that order.
To avoid such tension and confusion, most candidates seek advice from toppers, experts and alumni. This article provides the mantra of Gautam Puri for the last month preparation tips for CAT 2016. Read this article for the proper last month strategy for CAT 2016 and stop panicking.
Three students of our CL-Tirupati got jobs(final declaration by the SBI) in the final results of SBI-Junior associates and Jr.Agricultural associates which were conducted in Jun, 2016.
Three students of our CL-Tirupati got jobs(final declaration by the SBI) in the final results of SBI-Junior associates and Jr.Agricultural associates which were conducted in Jun, 2016.
Three students of our CL-Tirupati got jobs(final declaration by the SBI) in the final results of SBI-Junior associates and Jr.Agricultural associates which were conducted in Jun, 2016.
"It is yet to be seen whether the number of questions per section or the break-up of the types of questions in a section changes or not. Having said that, one could expect a slightly more challenging and intuitive paper," says Gautam Puri from Career Launcher, a coaching centre for CAT.
While government has a limited role to play, it is the private sector that has really picked up the gauntlet to move the education sector to a more progressive and relevant level.
Success story... Ah! Who cares about success? I care about chasing my dream, passion like a yagya. The journey gets a tag by others as success.
CL Educate a coaching center in bangalore and the marketing agency Kestone, Bengaluru announced the fourth edition of Young India Challenge 2016.
A select group of Chancellors, Vice Chancellors, Dean (Research), and also senior corporate leaders including the CXOs attended the unveiling ceremony. Many of the attendee institutions and corporates are already members of the WAIN and the 'A Million Innovators' program.
The CAT 2016 Registration has started from August 08, 2016 and the last date to apply is September 22, 2016. The entrance test is scheduled to be held on December 04, 2016 in a computer-based format. Most aspirants have already started their preparation for CAT 2016.
The Civil services preliminary exam (CSP) will be held on August 7, 2016. The marathon efforts that you have put in for the exam will bear fruit very soon. Here are 5 things that you must remember.
The Test date and registration details for the 2016 edition of the common admission test have been announced. While there are no changes in the test pattern in the notification, there are still some things students need to prepare for.
Six students of the Tirupati branch of Career Launcher, a New Delhi-based institution, secured MBA admission in the prestigious Indian Institutes of Management (IIM) for the academic year 2016-18.
More than 1.5 lakh jobs are to be created in India's digital marketing space in the coming years. Organisations, waking up to the relevance of digital marketing, are on the prowl to recruit the best talent to cash in on the early bird offer, says Sujit Bhattacharyya
Trust always: To be a good boss you need to trust your team 100 per cent - never let them feel unsure of what you think of their intent or motive. When in doubt, give the benefit to your team. A suspicious boss can never be a respected leader.
Your experience in a startup--even a failed one--could be just the ticket for entry into some of the top business schools in the world. Leading global institutes including Harvard , Wharton , Stanford and Duke Fuqua that are pushing for more diversity are increasingly putting a premium on startup experience, finding qualities such as leadership, creativity, risk-taking ability, and innovation in abundance in such candidates.
In 2012, the IITs for the first time uploaded JEE answer sheets for a “brief period of time” before the final rankings were prepared. In August 2011, the Supreme Court had ruled that examination answer sheets must be made public under the Right to Information Act. "I don't think coaching industry is a menace," said Satya Narayanan R., executive chairman of CL Educate (formerly Career Launcher) which runs a chain of coaching institutes.
Online Tyari provides free and paid reading material, mock question papers, current affairs and job alerts in Hindi, Marathi and English. The app partners with publishers like S Chand Publications, Career Launcher for preparatory material for competitive exams like GATE, UPSC and for those who want to take the probationary officers test.
IITs, HRD ministry have also decided to prepare questions for JEE exams keeping in mind the Class 12 syllabus to reduce the difficulty level. The central government and the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) have jointly decided to release solved question papers of all joint entrance examinations (JEE) held in the last 50 years, Union human resources development (HRD) minister Smriti Irani said. The move is aimed at helping students and reducing the influence of the coaching industry.
Like every year, even this year myriad management aspirants undertook the aspirational task of preparing for various management entrance exams. Like every year, the entrance exams threw a curve ball at the aspirants with varying levels of difficulty and considerable changes in the paper pattern as compared to the previous years.
The MBA season starter NMAT, was a moderate paper with a few difficult and time taking questions in Logical Reasoning. Cracking NMAT demands speed and a strategy. While the most doable questions should be embraced in the first round of attempting that particular section, the other ones should be done in the remaining time.
IIFT, which was held in November was, unlike its reputation, a moderate paper as well. The Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation sections were clubbed together and so were the English Usage and Reading Comprehension sections. In all, out of the five sections, the Quant & Data Interpretation section had the highest weightage.
Following it up in the next week was CAT on 29th November 2015. The latest avatar of CAT was a 3 hour paper, with three sections with a time limit of 1 hour per section. An online calculator was another inclusion in the format of the exam. Easy questions in the VRC and QA sections brought reliefto the yearning aspirants amidst the challenging DILR section.
Over a year, CAT has transformed from being a difficult exam to an even more logical and easy exam. CAT 2015 was undoubtedly an easy exam, which, in some sense, was a surprise that is now almost becoming a norm. CAT 2016 aspirants must expect a paper which encourages higher order of logical thinking. This does not make the paper easy or difficult but makes it a fair playing ground for engineers and non-engineers alike.
The SNAP exam turned it the other way round.Based on the last ten years papers, this year’s exam was probably the toughest of all. The questions were time consuming and required some computational effort. What might turn up in SNAP this year is unpredictable as its level of difficulty has been erratic in nature.
The XAT exam maintained its reputation of being a good challenge for those who had prepared well for it. A pleasant change in the format was the negative marking for the un-attempted questions. Only 13 un-attempted questions were allowed after which for each un-attempted question there was negative marking. XAT comprises the Decision Making section which is a unique feature of this exam.
In retrospect, it can be said that, barring a few exceptions, MBA entrance exams are moving towards more logical questions which are low on calculation and high on concepts. This yearaspirants should focus on solidifying their concepts and practicing questions that emphasize on these concepts.
The entrance exam season for the undergraduate management admission will start with the SET BBA 2016, to be conducted on May 7 in paper-pencil based mode. Symbiosis International University conducts the exam for the BBA programmes offered by its various institutes. With few days left for the test, Careers360 presents last week preparation tips on SET BBA 2016. This will guide the aspirants on the strategy to follow for the last crucial days before the test.
CL Founder & Chairman Satya Narayanan was part of ET NOW Leaders of Tomorrow Series.
Gautam Puri, co-founder, Career Launcher, says, "It is one of the easiest tests among all MBA entrance exams. This makes it really important for you to attempt a number of questions in order to get a good percentile.
CL Spokesperson Jitin Arora was part of a live show - Call-in- Show on CNN IBN. The show was about 'New rules for the JEE admissions starting 2017.
Education services company CL Educate, best known for its erstwhile test prep brand Career Launcher, has revived its initial public offering plans and is now looking to raise up to Rs 350 crore ($53 million), as per a letter to its shareholders. The company had first filed its documents with the capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India in September 2014. It was looking to raise up to Rs 240 crore ($40 million then) at the time, of which Gaja Capital and the company's promoters were to get about half.
The annual budget has a lot of focus on skilling, new job creation and research-focused higher education which would help in new job creations both in manufacturing and service sector. The greater focus on training and entrepreneurship, especially in the rural sector, will help in faster economic revival and overall development. Nikhil Mahajan, ED & CFO, CL Educate
Satya Narayanan R is the founder of one of Asia's global education corporate, Career Launcher.He was only 25 when he founded it. Career Launcher, or CL for short, started as an MBA group discussion and interview preparation-coaching institute and grew to test preparation for various competitive examinations including the civil services. In 2005, it entered into the K-12 segment and started its own schools under the name, Indus World School.
Since the paper comprises five sections, the ideal way to solve it would be to divide time smartly. "For example, it should not take more than 10-15 minutes to complete the Indian and global environment section. Students must make it a point to move on from a particular section once its time is up. This self-control is the key to a balanced score across all the sections," says Gautam Puri, co-founder, CL Educate.
With the various IIMS and others B-schools already releasing their shortlists, MBA aspirants are now focusing on the stage two process of WAT, GD and PI, The stage two process is a test of different skill sets.The parameters on which the candl-dates are judged in this roundare absolutely different from the parameters of round one,the written test.To begin with, GDs have taken a back seat at all the IIMs and also at most of the premier B-schools.WAT has gained wider acceptance and is now prevalent in the stage two of almost every B-school process."Says Gautam Bawa, MBA head, CL educate."
Gautam Puri, Vice Chairman, Career Launcher says, "WAT tests the candidates' knowledge on the given topic along with the writing style. To build on these two, the student must read newspapers and magazines, and cover a wide variety of topics ranging across the domestic and the international circuit."
Why is it important for an entrepreneur to learn new things, you say? Look around you the world is changing constantly, and at a fast speed. Today's times for us might be technologically revolutionary, but for our children, it is their reality.
Two city-based students -- T. Roop Teja and V. Harshendar Reddy -- have secured 99.35 and 99.03 per cent in the Common Admission Test (CAT-2015). Results of the examination were released on January 9. According to Career Launcher (Tirupati) Director N. Sridhar, the students have scored highest marks and eight others from Tirupati have got good percentage in the examination.
On asking about his preparation strategy and how he cracked CAT with a perfect score, Budhiraja said, "I had joined Career Launcher in January last year and took mock tests every week and analysed them regularly. I feel more than studying hard; cracking CAT is about studying smartly as at the end of the day, CAT is after all an aptitude test"
Career Launcher, last time has given an incredulously amazing result. All the students in their respective batch [27/27] were selected and are presently working as PO in J&K BANK. So as always, no matter what, do not forget to have fun, and giving it your best shot, so that when you come out of the room, you have no regrets.
XAT 2016, to be conducted on January 3, 2016, is another chance of redemption for most of the aspirants who have an itchy feeling about their performance in CAT. Moreover, XAT provides a great opportunity to realize the dream of getting into the prestigious XLRI. Students taking the XAT exam need not be vary of the changes in XAT 2016.
With Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) just round the corner, Mr. Gautam Bawa, an MBA expert from Career Launcher gives his insights on what the candidates should keep in mind while appearing for the management entrance exam.
SNAP is regarded as one of the easiest MBA entrance exams. Although this fact remains true almost every year (last year being a stark exception), this paper demands a good strategy and a sound test taking temperament. For an exam like SNAP, speed also comes into picture as 150 questions have to be cracked in a matter of 120 minutes.
The four-year-old startup, which has an employee count of 120, has tied up with institutions that offer courses in subjects like engineering, management, medicine and law. Careers360 raised Rs six crore in angel funding from six angel investors in 2014. The investors include edupreneur and private equity investor Ranjan Pai, who heads Manipal Education and Medical Group; Satya Narayanan, Founder of Career Launcher group; and digital media expert and venture capitalist Mahesh Murthy of Pinstorm.
Careers360, raised capital from five angel investors for expanding its business of helping students take career decisions. "We are not a media play but an education play. The fund that we have raised will help us create an education market place, connecting students with the right career-oriented courses," Peri said in June 2014. Career360 investors include Ranjan Pai, venture capitalist Mahesh Murthy and education company Career Launcher founder Satya Narayanan R.
From laying the foundation stone of Career launcher to venturing into K-12 and vocational education market, Satya Narayanan R, Chairman and Founder, Career Launcher (CL) has grown successfully from a one man start-up to a global education corporate. In an interaction, he tells Franchise India about his vision ahead and how franchising model is beneficial for company's growth.
Phew! CAT 2015 is finally over.Now comes the nerve racking part of waiting for CAT 2015 results. While waiting for the results, most candidates are already guessing and predicting how much should they score in each section to get a certain overall number.
Nervousness, anxiety and excitement - CAT 2015 is sure to witness all of this. With some significant changes in the exam pattern this year, some candidates are a little perplexed about the exam. Considering the performance of candidates in the past exams, it has been noticed that even though many candidates put in all their hard work and are well-prepared for the exam, they tend to become nervous
Confidence level boosts up, if you come to know how many questions you should solve in how many attempts to get the desired score in CAT 2015. For the benefit of CAT 2015 aspirants going to appear in the exam on Nov 29, 2015, this exercise has been done by the Career Launcher, pioneer in providing preparation guidance for CAT and other exams.
The IIFT entrance exam is scheduled for November 22, 2015. We tell you what would be the general pattern of the exam. Take a look.The general pattern includes four sections - General Awareness, English Usage, Reading Comprehension (sub part of section 2), Logical Reasoning, Data Interpretation and Quantitative Ability (sub part of section 4). Overall 118-128 questions are asked where attempting 80 is counted good.
- Inputs from Gautam Puri and Gautam Bawa of Career Launcher
According to the IIFT 2015 analysis by T.I.M.E. experts, this was among the easier sections of the paper. Career Launcher mentions, Apart from the 3 questions on selection, which had language related errors, the rest of the questions were easy to moderate. All sets were easy in nature and could have been attempted.
The exam for admission to the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), to be held on November 22, 2015, will be the season starter for those students who aren't appearing for NMAT before it. IIFT exam is paper-based and the first such exam before others like SNAP and XAT, which are also paper based. Students, even at this point of time in their preparation, tend to give CAT all the importance and attention (which it probably deserves) and neglect IIFT specific preparation.
All those aspiring to take the Common Admission Test (CAT) this year and joining one of the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) need to be prepared for some major changes. In the second and concluding part of our series on surprises in CAT 2015, we look at some of the IIMs, including IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Lucknow, and the changes in the admission policy.
The Combined Graduate Level (CGL) Tier II exam is to be conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) on Sunday, October 25. Almost 1.45 lakh candidates have qualified for the exam. Listed below are three tips provided by R. SHIVA KUMAR, Director - Academics, CL Educate Career Launcher:
An opportunity for business administration aspirants to delve into the higher education and career possibilities, in the field is coming up at the Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode (IIMK). The fifth edition of 'Shiksha', a management workshop arranged as part of the annual management fest- 'Back Waters' of the institute will be held from October 30 to November 1 at the campus. The programme will feature a career counseling workshop for school children and a two-day management workshop for degree students.
Career Launcher, an edu-corporate company, will be hosting a free CAT (Common Admission Test) workshop on Sunday (October 11,) at Jyoti Nivas College at 10 a.m. The workshop will focus on the way to tackle questions in the new CAT format. Career Launcher's expert faculty will be conducting a section wise analysis of Quantitative Aptitude (QA), Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) and Verbal and Reading Comprehension (VRC).
CL Educate, which runs test prep chain Career launcher, has acquired a majority 51% in education technology startup firm Accendere KMS, the company said in a press statement on Thursday. With the acquisition, Hyderabad-based Accendere will be able to tap into over 700 universities in India by leveraging CL Educate's national reach, the statement said. Accendere's core business is to enable academic institutions improve their research output in engineering, technology, medicine, arts and law. It also plans to offer services in overseas markets from 2016.
CL Educate, which runs test preparation centre Career Launcher, today said it has acquired 51 per cent stake in an education technology start-up, Accendere KMS, for an undisclosed amount. However, the company did not disclose financial details of the transaction. In a statement, CL Educate said it now holds 51 per cent stake in Accendere KMS.
CL Educate, which runs test prep chain Career Launcher, has acquired 51 per cent stake in start-up Accendere KMS, the company said in a statement on Thursday. The acquisition enables Accendere, an education technology start-up, to tap into over 700 universities in India by leveraging CL Educate's national reach.
CL Educate, one of the leading education companies has acquired majority stake in EdTech Startup Accendere. With the announcement of a definite agreement, CL Educate now holds 51% stake in Accendere KMS. This acquisition enables Accendere to tap into over 700 universities in India by leveraging CL Educate's national reach across 100 cities in India
CL Educate, which runs test preparation centre Career Launcher, today said it has acquired 51 per cent stake in an education technology start-up, Accendere KMS, for an undisclosed amount. However, the company did not disclose financial details of the transaction. In a statement, CL Educate said it now holds 51 per cent stake in Accendere KMS.
Career Launcher, in association with The Hindu, will present All India Mock IBPS PO Preliminary Examination on 6th (Sunday) and 7th September (Monday). Take the mock test and get the detailed analysis, tentative prelims cut off and all India rank!
This October, the MBA entrance exam season kicks off with the NMAT by GMAC, IIFT and CAT exams. In the coming six weeks, it is of critical importance to reassess and consolidate our exam taking strategy. NMAT by GMAC, being the season-starter, is the first exam in the sequence. Here are a few enlightening points regarding the NMAT by GMAC exam.
The most important thing that students appearing for CAT 2015 should understand is ‘how to manage their time in exam'. To understand more on how can test-takers make use of on-screen calculator in CAT 2015, Shiksha.com had a word with Gautam Bawa, IIM Calcutta Alumni and MBA head at Career Launcher.
For agencies providing such loans, real estate is better collateral. Banks and finance companies are always comfortable lending against property, especially when the amount involved is very high, because they have the collateral in case of a default, said Sreenivasan Ramakrishnan, cofounder of Career Launcher.
Career Launcher, an educational organisation, will be hosting a free workshop to help candidates prepare for banking entrance examinations here on Sunday at its centre in Dilsukhnagar from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The session will be anchored by Krishna, Head of Operations, Career Launcher. The session will touch upon strategies to prepare for quant and reasoning section in bank exams.
Gautam Bawa, IIM C Alumni & MBA Head, Career Launcher tells us all about the new eligibility criteria for admission to IIM Ahmedabad The Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Ahmedabad gave the yearning aspirants a jolt when it released its new eligibility criteria for the 2016-18 batch. In the new eligibility criteria, the cutoffs have been set for the class 10th, 12th and Graduation percentages.
For Satya Narayanan R, the Founder-Chairman of CL Educate and the poet whose second collection "Dhoondh Le Phir Se" has been recently launched, everything is incidental. I ask, to what? "To what I essentially enjoy and believe in. I became an entrepreneur as I love teaching all age groups. Similarly, poetry for me is a deep inside out journey and I am an instrument capturing the moment which presents itself in words." The teacher and poet puts across everything about his life in simple terms at a luncheon interaction at Spice Root in Imperial Hotel.
CAT 2015, scheduled for 29th November 2015, has left us with more than enough time to reanalyse our strategy and reorient ourselves to face the seemingly new and different exam pattern. The recently released CAT notification describing the 'changes' in the pattern may have muddled up the strategy of many aspirants, but you need to stay calm and study on.
Career Launcher organized a seminar on August 1 and 2 on Law and IPM across Delhi and NCR including Gurgaon and Faridabad. The seminar was attended by over 1200 candidates who were majorly from Class 10th and 12th. R.Sreenivasan, IIM B Alumni and Co-founder Career Launcher, Prof. Amitabh Kodwani representing IIM Indore, Gautam Puri, an IIM B Alumni and Aptitude Guru and Co-founder Career Launcher, Deepu Krishna, a NLIU alumnus and currently Academics Director at lawenterance.com were the distinguished speakers.
Career Launcher conducted its 10th season of Smart Quant Cracker with a series of workshops for CAT 2015 aspirants, to help boost Quant scores in upcoming MBA entrance exams. According to Career Launcher, the Smart Quant Cracker 2015', held in New Delhi on August 1 was attended by 1800 students. The workshop brought to the students practical techniques to solve Quant by eliminating the options and without long calculations and without using Maths. Gautam Puri, an IIM alumni and co-founder, Career Launcher says "India's top business schools attempt to test logic more than calculations.
Students, nowadays are quickly jumping into any stream without analysing their potential, so here are a few must have qualities given by Deepu Krishna, NLIU Alumnus & Program Lead - LAW at CL LST for those who wish to consider Law as their career option:
Career Launcher is organizing a series of seminar in Delhi and NCR for students from class 10th to 12th, their parents, career counselors and teachers on two most sought after career options - LAW and IPM. The students would have a chance to understand the importance of these programmes along with the eligibility criteria and admission pre-requisites for both the career options.
CAT 2015 brings changes in paper pattern besides introducing a single-day testing window. Careers360 brings you expert insights on possible impact of pattern changes on your preparation strategy. In this expert interview, Gautam Puri, Vice Chairman, Career Launcher elaborates on the new pattern and explains how evolution of CAT pattern over the last 6-7 years has only made it closer to its pattern of 1990's. He, however, believes that the changes are for good and the single day-testing will help minimize controversies around normalization processes.
Career Launcher is organizing a series of seminar on August 1 and 2, 2015 in Delhi and NCR for class 10th and 12th students on two most sought after career options - Law and IPM. The seminar is being held with an objective to make the aspirants understand the importance of these programs apart from the eligibility criteria and admission pre-requisites for both of the programmes.
Career Launcher, an edu- corporate, is hosting a symposium on international education, law, BBA and chartered accountancy. The symposium is open to class X, XI, and XII students and will be held on June 28 at Vijaya College in Jayanagar. The four-hour symposium will start at 9 30 am and will touch upon different aspects of SAT and international education options for undergraduate students.
This year, the country has witnessed major flaws with few of the most prestigious competitive exams. While the All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT) was marred by mass cheating, Common Entrance Test for Health Science Degree Course (MH-CET) and Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) faced issues regarding wrong answer keys and incorrect questions. Inputs by Gautam Puri, Vice Chairman & MD, CL Educate Ltd.
Know the section wise analysis of Maharashtra CET 2015 for MBA and MMS to get insights shared by Gejo, MBA expert and mentor at Career Launcher
Mr. R. Satya Narayanan Founded CL Educate Ltd (also known as Career Launcher Limited) in 1995 and serves as its Chairman. Mr. Narayanan began his learning training career with a hugely successful Personality Development Program (PDP). He served in pharmaceutical marketing at Ranbaxy. He has led its dramatic growth since entrepreneurial debut in 1995. Mr. Narayanan is a renowned Speaker in Indian academic circles, has personally trained thousands of students, teachers and corporate executives and is the moving force behind several pioneering initiatives in the Asian education markets. He serves as Chairman of Career Launcher USA, Inc. Mr. Narayanan serves as Chairman and Director of POWERMath.
Mr. Narayanan, an Alumnus of IIM, Bangalore founded Career Launcher in 1995 and has led its dramatic growth from a one-man startup to one of Asia's foremost edu- corporate. A renowned speaker in Indian academic circles, he is the guiding force behind several pioneering initiatives in the Asian education market. Being in this industry and having observed the trends, how do you manage ecstasy and despair of Career Launcher students, which is inevitable?
The results of Career Launcher, Udaipur are: Gaurav Kothari - 99.50 percentile, Ronak Bapna - 99.32 percentile, Piyush Nagori - 99.08 percentile, Tushar Ajmera - 97.84 percentile. They all are final year Engineering students from CTAE, Udaipur. Approximately 1,70,000 students appeared for CAT 2014, which was conducted on 16th and 22nd November 2014.
CL Educate Ltd, formerly known as Career Launcher India Ltd, has diversified its business model beyond test preparation to beat slow growth in its core business while adding new segments to boost its revenue stream. Through a mix of organic growth and acquisitions, it has created a bouquet of new verticals like vocational training, running K-12 schools and starting a publishing business as part of the strategy to achieve scale and be a well-rounded education company, its founder and chairman told VCCircle.
The Delhi based Career Launcher India (CL), Asia's leading education service provider founded in 1995 by a group of IIT-IIM alumni, has picked up a strategic minority stake in the Chennai-based 361 Degree Minds, a research and technology based learning & education firm.
Test preparation company Career Launcher India Ltd is set to more than double its network of branches over the next 18 months, investing $25 million (Rs116 crore), says Satya Narayanan R., founder-chairman of Career Launcher.
Satya Narayanan R. never sits still. In a meeting, he takes notes, pen running furiously across the page, head nodding vigorously in agreement. If there's no pen at hand, his fingers are running through his thick, black, wavy hair, or tapping the sides of his knees as a makeshift tabla. Occasionally, he tips his chair back far enough that it looks like he's about the fall.
Education company Career Launcher has entered into a 50:50 joint venture with the US based Veritas, a GMAT preparatory company to offer tutoring services in various countries across Asia. The yet-to-be-named joint venture would be based in Singapore and eventually offer preparatory courses of tests such as GMAT, GRE and SAT.
Career Launcher, which offers coaching services to MBA aspirants, on Tuesday said it will float a 50:50 joint venture with US-based Veritas to introduce GMAT and GRE training programmes in Asia. The company expects US$10 million as turnover from operations in Asia by 2011. The joint venture would initiate programme from Singapore, where it will be based and then gradually foray into other Asian countries like China, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Thailand and Taiwan with a product basket including test-prep for exams like GMAT, GRE, SAT, courses on English speaking and other region-specific exams.
Career Launcher, which imparts coaching to MBA aspirants, on Tuesday said it will float a 50:50 joint venture with US-based Veritas to introduce GMAT and GRE training programmes in Asia. The company expects $10 million as turnover from operations in Asia by 2011. The joint venture would initiate programme from Singapore, where it will be based and then gradually foray into other Asian countries like China, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Thailand and Taiwan with a product basket including test-prep for exams like GMAT, GRE, SAT, courses on English speaking and other region specific exams.
Career Launcher, India's leading MBA test-prep, and Veritas, the world's third largest GMAT prep company, signed a 50:50 joint venture agreement on Tuesday, in order to tap the fastest-growing Asian markets. The joint venture will be based in Singapore, which is seen as a gateway to enter into China, Japan, India, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand with a product portfolio comprising test-prep for exams like GMAT, GRE, SAT, and among others. Nikhil Mahajan, Managing Director of Career Launcher, said with test takers in Asian markets growing so fast, the joint venture would at least make a conservative revenue of 10 million U.S. dollars by 2010.
The number of GMAT takers in India is growing every year. And experts predict the number to grow at between 20 to 25% over the next three to five years. Here's what's attracting Indians towards this international test. Nikhil Mahajan, MD, Career Launcher said, "3 to 4 of the IIMs have launched a one-year executive program, which used GMAT score as their entry criteria. ISB is probably the biggest GMAT user within the Indian market".
Satya Narayanan of Career Launcher in New Delhi drew on local experience for his company's overseas expansion. One of India's most successful providers of preparatory and supplementary education, the New Delhi-based company Career Launcher India Ltd has an overseas presence in the Middle East and the United States. The company's chairman, Satya Narayanan, spoke to InnovAsia analyst Kavitha Hariharan about choosing the right people and approach for a new office in a culturally close foreign market.
About 8,500 students and professionals in the city and 1.9 lakh MBA aspirants all over India wrote the Common Admission Test on Sunday to enter the prestigious IIMs and other B-schools. The two-and-a-half hour exam started at 10 am in six centres in the city. Mr Ragavan Sarathy, a final year B.E (ECE) student from SSN College of Engineering, said, "This time the question paper setters had prepared lot of tests for accuracy. The data interpretation part was easy, but the English section was tough, as the number of choices were lesser than earlier."
THE CAT truly has set the "wings on fire" and has the pundits scampering to uncover the magic formula. How do you crack the CAT? The IIMs have gone on record this time and made their point about the changes. It will be a longer version of CAT, a two and half hours against the conventional two hours, a minimum marks requirement in the CAT qualifier for round two (GD & PI) and prescription of a minimum 50 per cent score at the graduation level. These are the three significant changes that have been spelt out in the bulletin itself. What these changes signify is not the subject of discussion here.
The MOCK CAT provides just that. It's a test of two-and-a-half hour duration, which covers all the topics, from which questions are likely to be asked in CAT. It also tries to follow similar patterns, and poses similar levels of questions to the students. MOCK CATs simulate the actual experience as far as possible and are conducted by training institutes across the country.
A trainer for admission tests, Career Launcher, is conducting an All-India open mock CAT test in Chennai on July 30 (Sunday 2 p.m.) at T. Nagar Higher Secondary School, that will help the students prepare better for writing the CAT.
A closer look at the CAT papers since 1999 till the 2003 retest reveals that the constituent sections-namely the Quantitative Ability, Verbal Ability and the Logical Reasoning-had equal weightage. That is, each of the sections had exactly the same number of questions and, thus, constituted one third of the entire paper. The total number of questions was reduced from 165 to 150 in the year 2001. The four tests in the next three years consistently had 150 questions each.
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