Posted by TCYonline.com on January 4, 2012
Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) 2012 will be conducted on 8th January, 2012 by Xavier Association of Management Institutes (XAMI), an association of like minded institutes. There are 16 core member institutes and more than 85 associate institutes located in different parts of the country. The test would be co-ordinated by XLRI Jamshedpur. On the basis of XAT result, eligible candidates will be short listed for next round.
There will be three sections in XAT. These are Data Interpretation & Quantitative Ability, Analytical Reasoning & Decision Making and Verbal & Logical Ability. Each question has five choices. Total time will be 120 minutes.
After the objective test, there will be an essay of 20 minutes. In XAT 2011, essay was replaced by an open-ended question which tested applicants ability to reason analytically and convey the same in a structured manner.
XAT is considered one of the toughest tests. The competition is also hard, so after the test, students will be curious to know how well they did in XAT exam, what is the answer key to the exam and what could be their expected score.
Subject experts at www.TCYonline.com, India’s largest online test prep platform, will be solving the test paper and uploading the XAT 2012 solution key on their website. Students wanting to check XAT 2012 answers can find them by 5 p.m. on the same day as the test.
Students across the nation can also participate in XAT 2012 Questions Discussion‘ on the website. They can also leave their queries on the website and can share their experiences with other test takers.
Visit …………… and check your scores on 8th JAN (Sunday)
All the best!!
Posted by TCYonline.com on June 3, 2010
Written By Mansi Praveen
MBA – Masters in Business Administration – these are the few words which have haunted me since the past three years of my life.
The series of mock tests, mock interviews, their results, mugging vocab, solving timed test papers..blah blah blah….i am sure all the MBA aspirants would be able to understand these feelings. These sentences would follow me like the puppy in the Hutch ( now Vodafone ) advertisement…wherever i go, my saga of MBA preparation follows 
A typical cribbing conversation in one complete cycle of form filling -> preparing -> final exams -> results -> interview >- final results would be :
Me: Yaar, this is the last time i am writing the CAT exam. if this time nothing happens, i will continue in my field ( whereas i knew that CAT form filling is going to be an endless festival for me which i would be celebrating each year, hehe)
Me again: You know, XYZ has got admission into ABC (choice of words is not coincidental!), i have been preparing for so long but nothing happens. It all about Luck and no hard work!
Me again: I hate this job, this year i am gonna prepare for GMAT, enough of CAT now. CAT doesn’t deserve me ( innocent me
)
Me again:I will apply for executive MBA now..what is the eligibility criteria for that?
There are umpteen sentences i remember which I used to share with my noble friends ( Thanks guys for that).
But now, the story has ended. Finally i got admission into one of the reputed colleges in India and i am joining on 13th June.
As they say, it is not the destination which matters, rather the journey. My tryst with this journey has ended….have learnt a lot from it and value what i have got more so because of this journey…
Have loads of stuff to write about it, but finally ending it with the crux of what i have learnt from this – “Yes, luck does matter…but it is nothing in comparison to the hard work and conviction you put in to reach where you want to be!”
Posted by TCYonline.com on December 29, 2009
Essay writing is an important part for XAT for the last many years. The time duration for essay writing in XAT is 20 minutes and there is no mention of word limit but it’s advisable to write around 400 words that should well justify the topic given.
XAT PREVIOUS YEARS’ ESSAY TOPICS
XAT 1996
There is no right way of doing a wrong thing.
XAT 1997
By the third or fourth week of the term, business school had succeeded in afflicting me with a variation of the Stockholm syndrome, named after the incident in which a hostage in a Stockholm bank robbery fell in love with one of her captors.
XAT 1998
Max Weber, a German Sociologist, defined state as an entity that has a monopoly over legal violence. India proves that the converse is also true; if criminals cannot be punished by the law, its effect they become the state.
XAT 1999
That is what a Television really is; it is another eye so you can see anywhere; another part of your heart so you can feel and care about things you never felt and cared about before; another ear to hear strange music … the first and only International language.
XAT 2000
Ships in harbor are safe; but that is not what they are built for.
XAT 2001
Economic Growth without distributive justice can only lead to violence.
XAT 2002
Indian Economy in the Post WTO Era.
XAT 2003
To give real service, one needs to add something that cannot be bought or
measured, like sincerity and integrity.
XAT 2004
Asked at the age of 83, as to which of his project would he choose as his
master piece, Frank Lloyd wright, the architect answered, “The next one”
XAT 2005
More than one billion Indians: A gigantic problem or a sea of opportunities.
XAT 2006
India has one of the largest pool of talented manpower, but few innovations
and patented products.
XAT 2007
Economic growth without environmental damage – a mirage or a reality.
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Posted by TCYonline.com on June 16, 2008
TCYonline.com’s free CAT course has evoked quite an enthusiastic response from this year’s MBA aspirants nationwide. About 1500 students have so far benefited from this unique course, the first of its kind in the country, started in January this year.The free online CAT course is a boon for working professionals like S. Karthikeyan of Chennai, according to whom it is the “best” resource for all the MBA aspirants like him.
“The beauty of this course is one can do it at one’s own pace which is not possible if one joins a regular institute,” he said, adding, “Thanks to good quality, challenging tests and lectures on the website, I prefer an online course to a regular course.”
The course consists of 60-70 recorded lectures and over 200 tests in verbal and quant. It has been meticulously designed by TCYonline.com subject-experts and backed by technical expertise. Equal stress is being laid on Quant and Verbal Aptitude, Data Analysis, and Logical Reasoning.
According to TCYonline.com IT Manager, Mr. Rakesh Kumar, “the current batch (eighth) which began on June 4 received about 500 entries, and the demand is rising every day. In fact, the response is so overwhelming that we are getting requests to increase the maximum limit of 250 students.”
Course salient features:
• Vocabulary and speed reading buildup
• Digital audio lectures and online tests
• Live online technical support
• Subject-wise backing by CAT experts
• Downloadable topic-wise notes.
• Test-wise analysis and nationwide ranking
• Mock CATs and previous year’s original papers
Shivam Srivastava, working with Infosys at Bangalore, too is all praise for this free course. “The online course available on the website is exhaustive and at the same time intensive and focuses on the topics well. The best thing about it is that the lectures provided can be attended at any point of time which gives flexibility to the user. The content is also great and covers everything. Also, regular tests and assignments help you benchmark yourself with others.”
It is worth noting that mock tests and original papers of the other exams like FMS, SNAP, XAT are also available on the website. There are also online business awareness quizzes for IIFT, SNAP, IRMA and MAT. CAT experts advise the students to first work on their basics and graduate to mock and chapter-wise tests after two-three months. Since there is always a surprise element in a CAT exam, keeping in view a steady shift from formula-based to reasoning-based questions during the last couple of years, these types of online tests can better prepare them to face any eventuality.