u/Nolafda5124

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OBC Male Maharashtra Domicile – 111 marks (Attempt 1, Slot 5) & 114 marks (Attempt 2, Slot 1/Slot 6) – What are my realistic chances in CAP rounds?

I'm an OBC male Maharashtra domicile candidate.

Scored 111 marks in Attempt 1 (Slot 5) and 114 marks in Attempt 2 (Slot 1/Slot 6).

Any guidance on which colleges I can get with 114 marks (OBC category) would be very helpful. Is there a realistic Chance for WELINGKAR OR PUMBA ?Feeling confused !

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u/Nolafda5124 — 1 day ago

Unpopular Opinion: Shan Prasher’s aggression is exactly why I watch him (and he saves my money)

Most people roast Shan Prasher for being too aggressive and rude in his reviews.

But honestly? That aggression is what makes him useful.

At least he clearly says when a movie is trash instead of doing the typical "ek baar dekh sakte ho", "one-time watch", "timepass" wala safe game that most reviewers play. Those soft reviews waste my time and money.

Shan calls out bad movies properly — even if his tone is harsh. For me as an audience, that bluntness helps a lot more than sugarcoated reviews.

Of course he has his biases (like everyone else), but overall I feel he’s one of the very few who actually says what he feels without trying to please anyone.

What do you guys think?

Is his aggressive style needed or has he become too much?

u/Nolafda5124 — 1 day ago

MI Puts post with #OneFamily and still Forgets to pu their Captain in it

MI really said "family" but Hardik is already living in the guest house with his bags packed for next season.

u/Nolafda5124 — 2 days ago

I am confused in selecting which class should I enroll for CFA level 1. Please help !

I have explored following options

  1. Ashwini Bajaj

  2. Parth Verma ( valuation school)

  3. CA Praveen kathod

  4. The Wall street school

please give you review if you are from these classes

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u/Nolafda5124 — 2 days ago

CAT/CET Aspirant Considering Banking Exams – Is 3 Months Enough? PLEASE HELP !

I’m 21 and currently at a career crossroads. Last week I gave MAH MBA CET ( score based on response sheet~96–97%ile), CMAT (94%ile), and CAT (76%ile). My original plan was to do an MBA in Finance and pursue CFA alongside. But now I’m considering banking exams (IBPS/SBI) because reasoning and maths overlap with MBA exams, though verbal and GK are quite different.

Here’s my situation:

- Family is not okay with me taking a drop year for MBA.

- With my current scores, I won’t get into a top-tier MBA college via CAT, but I may get decent options via CMAT/CET.

- I’m worried about CFA because I cleared CA Foundation earlier but got stuck at CA Inter, so I fear repeating that cycle at CFA Level 2.

- I don’t have a specific passion, just want a stable job with decent salary and good work-life balance.

- I’m unsure if cracking banking exams in 2–3 months is realistic.

My questions:

  1. How achievable is banking exam prep in 3 months for someone who has already prepared for CAT/OMETS? And if possible which exam should I target?

  2. Has anyone here attempted banking exams after CAT/CMAT/CET? How was the transition?

  3. Given my scores and situation, should I stick with MBA + CFA or pivot to banking exams?

Any honest opinions or experiences would really help me decide. Thanks in advance!

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u/Nolafda5124 — 3 days ago
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CAT/CET Aspirant Thinking of SSC CGL – Is 3 Months Enough? PLEASE HELP!

I’m 21 and currently stuck at a career crossroads. Last week I gave MAH MBA CET (score on basis of response sheet~96–97%ile), CMAT (94%ile), and CAT (76%ile). My original plan was to do an MBA in Finance and pursue CFA alongside. But now I’m considering SSC CGL because reasoning and maths overlap with MBA exams, though verbal and GK are very different.

Here’s my situation:

- Family is not okay with me taking a drop year for MBA.

- With my current scores, I won’t get into a top-tier MBA college via CAT, but I may get decent options via CMAT/CET.

- I’m worried about CFA because I cleared CA Foundation earlier but got stuck at CA Inter, so I fear repeating that cycle at CFA Level 2.

- I don’t have a specific passion, just want a stable job with decent salary and good work-life balance.

- I’m unsure if cracking CGL in 2–3 months is realistic.

My questions:

  1. How achievable is CGL prep in 3 months for someone who has already prepared for CAT/OMETS?

  2. Has anyone here attempted CGL after CAT/CMAT/CET? How was the transition?

  3. Given my scores and situation, should I stick with MBA + CFA or pivot to CGL?

Any honest opinions or experiences would really help me decide. Thanks in advance!

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u/Nolafda5124 — 3 days ago

CAT/CET Aspirant Thinking of SSC CGL – Is 3 Months Enough? PLEASE HELP!

I’m 21 and currently stuck at a career crossroads. Last week I gave MAH MBA CET (scored ~96–97%ile), CMAT (94%ile), and CAT (76%ile). My original plan was to do an MBA in Finance and pursue CFA alongside. But now I’m considering SSC CGL because reasoning and maths overlap with MBA exams, though verbal and GK are very different.

Here’s my situation:

- Family is not okay with me taking a drop year for MBA.

- With my current scores, I won’t get into a top-tier MBA college via CAT, but I may get decent options via CMAT/CET.

- I’m worried about CFA because I cleared CA Foundation earlier but got stuck at CA Inter, so I fear repeating that cycle at CFA Level 2.

- I don’t have a specific passion, just want a stable job with decent salary and good work-life balance.

- I’m unsure if cracking CGL in 2–3 months is realistic.

My questions:

  1. How achievable is CGL prep in 3 months for someone who has already prepared for CAT/OMETS?

  2. Has anyone here attempted CGL after CAT/CMAT/CET? How was the transition?

  3. Given my scores and situation, should I stick with MBA + CFA or pivot to CGL?

Any honest opinions or experiences would really help me decide. Thanks in advance!

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u/Nolafda5124 — 3 days ago