Hello All,
I am new to MBA tutes and before I start writing anything, let me introduce myself.
I have been training students for CAT, GMAT and other MBA entrance exams since last 13 years and till date I have trained about 20k students.
I have been associated with some of the universities in Delhi as Guest Faculty, Have also been associated with some CBSE affiliated schools for NTSE classes, have also been associated with a few B schools in Delhi as Guest Faculty and in last 13 years have been associated with alomost all the branded MBA coaching institutes for a decent number of years.
About my academic background, I am M.Sc in Maths + an MBA, currently doing research in management areas. In my days, off course, I had IIM calls, XLRI call, FMS & IIFT + a few more(I don’t remember now..).
O ya, something of your interest, I have appeared myself for last 13 CATs and have scored 99.99 percentile and ya, scored a perfect score in GMAT too, recently…
Why I am here? Interesting question…
Answer is plain vanilla. Been training students for CAT etc., I could not resist my temptation of helping students across India and not just in Delhi, When Ansh asked me to share my experiences, here…
He asked me to share my experiences of teaching students, the difficulties which students usually face when it comes to Maths(PS), English, DI, LR or it be GD-PI preparation..I thought it will be an easy job for me, but Ansh, being a DCEite could not see me happy, made my life difficult by asking me to share my personal experieces since I appear for CAT every year and in addition he asked me to share what goes in my students when they are preparing. What kind of ups and downs they go through, while preparing for CAT, not just that, what happens in those 2.5 hrs, which decides the fate of an individual…
I agree, I have a lot of experience but then I am kinda scared as to explaining everything just by typing, without speaking, without seeing a student….
Teaching in a class, I think is pretty easy job as there are so many students sitting to extract every thing from a teacher. So in a way, I don’t give anything to the class, rather students themselves take what they want, and it just comes out automatically…
Ansh said to this, that here also students are going to extract the same way, except that i won’t be able to see their faces and so will they.
So, here I am, with you all, for you all….
And here is a plan to start with…
Next Post of mine I will talk about ‘How should one prepare for CAT, in long run’. By long run I mean given a 7-10 months preparation time which is what I believe is more then sufficient to crack CAT.
Gradually I will look into How a B.A. English Hons can crack CAT or XAT Maths, How a B.E./B.tech can crack CAT/XAT English…how a person scared of water can learn swimming, ohh sorry, these are not How to swim, tips, these are How to prepare for CAT tips….
I meant that only, one who is scared of Maths, how can he/she learn Maths, same for those who are scared of English…
And trust me, Cracking CAT is a game, just a game, which you can be 100% sure of winning, if you play it with the game spirit. If you take it as an exam, for which tonnes of studies are required, then sorry guys, I won’t be much of help. Let’s play the game. Remember, game is for fun. We play it for we love it. We play it to win, we sometimes play to lose as well. So, if you love it, be ready to understand the rules of the game…
All the best to all
VM
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heyyyyyyyyy………….its amazing …its really great to have such an experienced and learned person to be posting here…. it will undoubtedly help the …..mba students community ….i will eagerly wait for ….the following posts
Hello Ajay. Thanks for the comment.
I will be posting the second post by this weekend.
Bye. VM
Great initiative… Its my pleasure to welcome Vaibhav Mittal, on the behalf of Mbatutes and its strong student community, on the mbatutes’ Editorial team. Vaibhav is a veteran trainer and counselor for MBA exams like CAT,GMAT and many others in the same league. He has trained students at various top class coaching institutes . His illustrative pedagogy made his pupils feel connected and developed that essential self believe in them, and consequentially made him popular among the student community. Many a times students’ criterion of attending a class was whether he is taking that class or not.
Thousands of MBA graduates all from the top notch B-schools in India and abroad still thank almighty for bringing them in contact with this paragon coach in the tough and challenging arena of B-school entrance exams, where your ATTITUDE matters more than your APTITUDE. And people like Vaibhav can change your A-factor not just for taking on CAT, but also for taking on challenges in the bigger game called LIFE.
As Vaibhav aptly mentioned in his opening post I am just rephrasing it- it’s like teacher is an ocean and it’s up to the sailor(student) how much he can explore and what all( pearl, oil, seafood etc.) he can extract from this eternally bountiful resource.
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Bhuvanesh(member editorial team) who introduced me to Vaibhav.
I hope all the MBA aspirants find this initiative beneficial for their preparations.
Thanks Ansh for a such a nice introduction…
I can only say that I will try my best to meet ur and students expectations…
Also, Pls feel free to send the suggestions you have…
Bye. VM
hi sir…..this is a very good initiative……well for those who haven met him or din get a chance to prepare under his guidance….all i would say is “he is the BEST”
Thanks Asees for the comment…
By the way, u guys, ur hardwork, ur results is all that matters…
So ‘U r d best’…
Hope ur prep are going fine…
Bye. VM
Kudos….to mbatutes for giving us the opportunity to interact with such a learned…..on this platform…….sir i have listened a lot abt u, i will be a regular reader to this post
Thanks a lot for the comment…
I wish my post can be beneficial to you…
Let me know whenever u want any help or if u have any suggestions abt improving the way we at mbatutes are trying to help MBA aspirants…
Bye. VM
Hi sir……I thnk u for this wondrful effort to b connected with ur students, I met Vaibhav sir at IMS and since then I m his great fan…..he is simply amazing ….his techniques his way of dealing the problems id outstanding……only one suggestion to the users of this portal…..ask as many questions as you can ,,,,,…this is the only way to get best out of Vaibhav sir…he rocks!!!
Thanks Ankit for the comment for the benefit of all…
Wait for my second post soon…
And what are you doing these days…are you the one who got thru NM
U can reply to me at vaibhavkmittal@gmail.com
Bye
VM
One of the best person I have ever known in the last 3 years.
really…
thanks a lot…i m touched…
thanks again…