Pune

Mary Jeswin C replied | 15 Sep

Yes, you will enjoy learning and teaching!

All the best go-ahead!

Surbhi replied | 22 Sep

It depends entirely on which standard you're in. Students of class 11th and 12th often have difficulties in studying online, but then it also depends on the teacher. Do your best.

Good luck!

Niyati Goyal replied | 26 Sep

Firstly, the most important thing you should prepare is the plan to start it up that what you are going to do next or you can say future plannings.
And I recommend that you should start it as soon as possible and as you feel comfortable.

N. Poornima Nagaraj replied | 26 Sep

If you use the whiteboard, students can easily understand than the presentation because in many schools they have to do a presentation in taking classes, so students are not able to understand. So, I prefer a whiteboard for students.

Niharika Prabhudesai replied | 1 day ago

Rather than going for Executive MBA which has pretty less value in India, start studying for CAT and GMAT. 

Ideally, 6 months is the best period for MBA entrances. ( 3-4 months of study and 1-2 months for Mocks).

Piyush Dadhich replied | 1 day ago

Hi Vikas, CAT is an exam different from other competitive exams as it requires useful application of basic concepts.

For VARCs, It requires good reading skills which don't come instantly like QUANTITATIVE APTITUTE. So what you can do now is that you start reading DAILY 3-4 editorials from "The Hindu" or any other paper which will improve your reading speed and vocabulary. As this requires time and doesn't come instantly, you can start this now itself. One year before you begin practising RCs.

For DILR part at present, you try solving daily sudoku, which will help you increase mental ability and thinking power. One year before you start practising previous years DILR questions and from mocks. This part doesn't require any book for practice to understand concepts from any book one year before the exam.

For quant, you can start it one year before now that much stress not required.

Overall, one year before the exam, you can devote weekly 8-10 hrs as per your convenience and join a mock test series six months before the exam. It will be a perfect approach.