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  • Category:
    Insights & Information
  • Published:
    22 Mar 2020
Interviews for college admissions can be stressful. It’s the last lap, you feel you’re running out of steam, but hold on. There’s hope yet. The mantra for a great interview is simple...
  • Category:
    Insights & Information
  • Published:
    21 May 2020
Why colleges should open in the fall The ideals of education are high and untouchable. Yet the truth remains, on an economical level, as well as a functional level, that an educational institute cann...
  • Category:
    Admission Application
  • Published:
    13 Oct 2019
The ongoing US admissions scandal has caught many an eyeball. The scandal is more accurately a criminal conspiracy involving bribery, faked credentials and money laundering, all for the purpose of get...
  • Category:
    Mentoring
  • Published:
    06 Mar 2019
Reading through an article in the Atlantic on active forgetting (How Active Forgetting Makes Memory More Efficient?), it occurred to me that the current age of cheap memory sticks and cameras in every...
  • Category:
    Admission Application
  • Published:
    25 Jul 2018
MBA applications are a hard nut to crack. And with acceptance rates for top schools for highly visible demographics like Indians, Chinese and South Koreans running into very low single digits (like 1-...
  • Category:
    Admission Application
  • Published:
    25 Feb 2020
Which test should I take? SAT or ACT One of the most common doubt students has and my answer is simple, please give mock SAT and mock ACT and go ahead with the test with which you are comfortable wi...
  • Category:
    Admission Application
  • Published:
    15 Jan 2020
UG application freshman admission applications   Towards the end of the application form for UG admissions, certain admission applications contain some questions which require short answers. For ...
  • Category:
    Mentoring
  • Published:
    31 Jul 2019
The Pygmalion effect is the phenomenon whereby others' expectations of a target person affect the target person's performance. A corollary of the Pygmalion effect is the golem effect, in which low ex...
  • Category:
    Admission Application
  • Published:
    13 Aug 2018
Consider the following Examples – A “While reviewing my science project in the 8th grade, my father, upon seeing my half-hearted attempt, told me, “Every job is a...
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