I think someone who has their interview scheduled in the upcoming days will definitely get great help. I have saved this video for my coming interview.
My take,You can’t say the inflation is rising that’s why govt has reduced the tax, because now as people have more to spend it’ll contribute to higher demand for various products and as we know higher demand = higher price,which essentially will boost inflation. (Aside from this, Thanks to you, many people are benefitting, keep up the good work!)
What you're saying makes sense but let me elaborate on my point further. With every passing year as the value of rupee goes down further, its easier and easier to meet the earlier income threshold of 7L. Now if the threshold is not increased you will end up paying more tax every year despite no increase in your real wages leading to a decreased disposable income.
@@shlokbhagwat hey mann , actually I don't get your point where you are co-relating ruppee value and increase in income... You also know despite there has been a continuous rise in inflation and successive decrease in value of ruppee , that doesn't proportionately matches the income of today... Would be happy to know your view mann.. and this vdo is really helpful...
@@warrior7646 let's look at a barebones perspective. Whenever inflation rises, the value of every rupee comes down as you can buy lesser goods with the same amount. Hence if the money loses value you need a higher tax threshold in order to keep disposable incomes at the same level
You could have added Policies for the welfare of Gig workers as they are an important part of the Food delivery and E-commerce sector. The rapid advancements and growth of this sector with startups like Zomato, Swiggy and Zepto certainly highlight the digital transformation of the service sector from the conventional realm. Recognition given to them is applaudable.
Brother can you please explain how india is going to reduce its fiscal deficit because I wasn't able to understand it. Please just comment on key points in that area. Thank You very much for this video also.
Fiscal deficit will be reduced by reducing expenses in terms of recurring expenditures such as salaries, interest on loan among others and increasing revenues through tarriffs and taxation.
Hey Shlok, please make more gdpi related vedio like what are the important and trending topics that penalist can ask for....And it was a much needed vedio .thanku so much ❤😊
For example, Terms like Irr ,Jenson Alpha ,EOQ are being asked in managerial ability section without providing any definition If you could make a video on that after collecting info from students it would be helpful
Can you make a XL specific gdpi video (if you have talked to any alumni, any inputs you have from the transcripts) and how to prepare (as I think the prep is a lil different from normal as current affairs are not asked much, from as far as I know)
Maharashtra MBA CET will be in the 1st week of April. The official exam dates are given in the Announcement tab of their Website. It would be great if you create video on that. Thanks in advance
hi shlok! thanks for this video. I've been hearing that competency asessment has finance questions coming up albeit basic. can you list out some managerial/finance concepts we can read up on? (context: non-commerce grad with some experience with finance through internships, work etc.)
Makes sense. Although, it would be great if you can share some insights on how you are preping for d same or just focussing on d interview.@@shlokbhagwat
@@ThePurviOutlookthere's literally nothing you need to study. 9 varc questions. 6 mental ability out of which two will be inference/cause effect, and one LR set with 4 questions. 5 managerial aptitude but vv simple. Poora hi simple hai. If you ration your time well, you can easily score 60 on 60. I did 16 questions in 25 mins and then gave 20 mins araam se to the LR set of 4 questions. Pretty sure I got all 20 correct, and I haven't studied at all in like forever. Best of luck, you'll do well
Thankyou for your insights! That's great to hear you got all correct. But the thing is, if everybody can score decent then on what basis they're gonna select as interview also carries just 10%. Just work ex & acads are going make the difference, what are your thoughts tho? I got 226 in NMAT & am a fresher, zero work ex.@@anjalipriya4441
Wow thanks for the insights! Great to hear you got all correct! But the stress is, if it's so easy everybody can score decent then on what basis are they gonna select as the interview carries just 10 percent weightage! I'm a fresher, score 226 NMAT. Just work ex & acads are gonna make all the difference? What are your thoughts on this?@@anjalipriya4441
Appreciative as always Shlok🫶🏻🤍✨ You never fail to deliver information on important topics Every video is packed with insights and so helpful Thank you 🥹Cheers!! as you say✌🏻
@@EverythingKnowledge It's very chill. Stress mat lo. Mine was on 31st. Very easy competency test, if you want to convert try to get all 20 correct. The interview is AI assisted, you need to speak your answers. The AI starts with questions based on your SOP, then the subsequent questions are based on your replies. It's very interactive and interesting. There's a panelist sitting in front you, he has a screen that mirrors your computer screen so he can see what questions you're being asked by the AI. The panelist listens to your answers. Once the AI interview is over, the panelist will also ask you a few questions. Approx 15 mins for the AI and 15 mins for the panelist. Half an hour total. Chill hai, boht chill hai. Ek baar apna SOP padh ke jana, usi mei se poochta hai AI mostly. And remember that whatever you answer, it'll ask it's next question based on that answer. Isliye make sure you know what you're talking about. Hawabazi nahi, tum ek word bologe vo uspe 5 min ki elaboration maang lega tumse. Best of luck!
What do you think the ultimate make or break would be in this selection procedure? I heard that the competency test is easy for everyone. I have 236 in nmat, 9/9/9 profile with 12 months workex. What do you think my chances are?
isn't is practically more difficult to achieve to 4.8% budget deficit, since the TFT is now 12L, also won't that increase inflation in longer run, coz more consumption in the economy due to more disposable income
I am not saying inflation would reduce. I am saying the tax thresholds needed to change due to inflation. Reason: With every passing year as the value of rupee goes down further, its easier and easier to meet the earlier income threshold of 7L. Now if the threshold is not increased more people will end up paying tax despite no increase in their real wages which could lead to a decrease in disposable income.
@@BoyNextDoor_YashIt will be counted bro, Im having 37 months of workex. Some mentors of mine were having 4 years of work ex(Alumni of NMIMS) work Experience is always counted. Plus it’s a private institute if you have the potential they will pick you no matter the weightage of different aspects. Cheers:)
The govt report also suggest that due to this new tax system govt will incur a loss of 1 lac crore!!! How will the govt fill this gap? Either some major disinvestment in PSUs may come in the way or govt should be more careful while giving grants and exceeding LOC to countries like Bangladesh etc.
Thank you for voicing your opinion. Coming on to the first aspect, if you ask DeepSeek "Is Xi Jinping pushing for Political Censorship" It will answer: "Currently Beyond my scope". This is one of many such examples. Try asking about it for "India's north east states", you'll get the same answer. I talked about increased credit limit for KCCs from 3 to 5 Lac so if a farmer wants to avail more credit he has the option to do so. Also political bias may be there but you shouldn't look polarised in your opinion is my main point. Always be perceived as an individual who is open to a diverse set of opinions.
I think someone who has their interview scheduled in the upcoming days will definitely get great help. I have saved this video for my coming interview.
Thanks for your input! What else should i cover?
That’s a real good perspective and being an engineer it gives me a lot of clarity!
Thanks for coming up with a crisp video😊
Damn I am glad it helped🫡
Exactly what we needed! Thanks for sharing 60secs opinion
You're welcome! Hope it helps you ace those interviews
Perfect short and crisp video with the exact points that we can be asked upon, in our interviews. Keep posting further!
Thank you Soumili!
Amazing bhai, covered most of the important points
Continue doing apt things
Keep going 💪
Thank you Shiv bhai
It will really help me in my upcoming interview , thanks a lot
Thanks Pratik
One of the best videos I watched
Tysm Sneha!
Great & informative video! Thank you so much for this✨
Thank you Potaetonim
These are some really great insights. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Aarti!
Mannn please more videos on topics like this ❤️❤️
On it my man
You are actually always to the point and humble as well, always love to see such people grow ❤
Thank you so much Anshika!
Clean and crisp indeed !
Thank you Shlok for sharing this !
Thankk you Mariarex!
This is what I need for my Interview. Excellent content.💯🙌
Thanks 😊
My take,You can’t say the inflation is rising that’s why govt has reduced the tax, because now as people have more to spend it’ll contribute to higher demand for various products and as we know higher demand = higher price,which essentially will boost inflation. (Aside from this, Thanks to you, many people are benefitting, keep up the good work!)
Interesting insight
What you're saying makes sense but let me elaborate on my point further. With every passing year as the value of rupee goes down further, its easier and easier to meet the earlier income threshold of 7L. Now if the threshold is not increased you will end up paying more tax every year despite no
increase in your real wages leading to a decreased disposable income.
@@shlokbhagwat hey mann , actually I don't get your point where you are co-relating ruppee value and increase in income... You also know despite there has been a continuous rise in inflation and successive decrease in value of ruppee , that doesn't proportionately matches the income of today... Would be happy to know your view mann.. and this vdo is really helpful...
@@warrior7646 let's look at a barebones perspective. Whenever inflation rises, the value of every rupee comes down as you can buy lesser goods with the same amount. Hence if the money loses value you need a higher tax threshold in order to keep disposable incomes at the same level
Thank you so much! Your video was something I was looking for.
Thanks Jahnvi!
You could have added Policies for the welfare of Gig workers as they are an important part of the Food delivery and E-commerce sector. The rapid advancements and growth of this sector with startups like Zomato, Swiggy and Zepto certainly highlight the digital transformation of the service sector from the conventional realm. Recognition given to them is applaudable.
Agreed!
Bro love from Indore good quality video
Thank you Karan, much love to indore!
Was much needed at this point of time... Thankyou ✨✨
Thanks Hritik
Great work, Shlok! Your insights are very helpful.
Thank you Mawneee!
Brother can you please explain how india is going to reduce its fiscal deficit because I wasn't able to understand it. Please just comment on key points in that area. Thank You very much for this video also.
Fiscal deficit will be reduced by reducing expenses in terms of recurring expenditures such as salaries, interest on loan among others and increasing revenues through tarriffs and taxation.
Perfectttttt videoooooo ❤
Thank you Aman!!
Great video man, much appreciated!
Thanks Abhishek!
Much helpful Thankyouu so much ❤
My Pleasure Divya!
Thankyousomuch much needed video....was scared for GD ...❤
Thank you Kanishka!
Bro you speaks like peeyush bansal of lenskart ❤.
Nice video from Aspirants point of view.
Thank you Akhilesh bhai
much needed video! thankyou
Thank you Shubhi!
Thank u sir, U saved me
Haha no worries
It was really good explanation. Surely helps in my interview :)
Thank you Shubham!
Hey Shlok, please make more gdpi related vedio like what are the important and trending topics that penalist can ask for....And it was a much needed vedio .thanku so much ❤😊
Thank you Sangeeta!
Very insightful, sir!🫡
Thank you Kevin!
Hello Shlok,
Can you cover a video on the financial concepts asked in competency assessment test if you have info from other students
What kind of finance is covered can you elaborate further
For example,
Terms like Irr ,Jenson Alpha ,EOQ are being asked in managerial ability section without providing any definition
If you could make a video on that after collecting info from students it would be helpful
Can you make a XL specific gdpi video (if you have talked to any alumni, any inputs you have from the transcripts) and how to prepare (as I think the prep is a lil different from normal as current affairs are not asked much, from as far as I know)
I think its a general interview where anything and everything is part of the interview so we need our same holistic prep for it
Amazing content by far.🙌 much insightful!!!
Thanks Gazal
Maharashtra MBA CET will be in the 1st week of April. The official exam dates are given in the Announcement tab of their Website.
It would be great if you create video on that. Thanks in advance
Thanks for such a good insight i'll look through this exam once and get back with something
@ yes please
If you could create some branding related videos- which colleges like MICA asks in the interview
I'll make something tomorrow for marketing
great one! hopee you convert xlri jamshedpur Shlok!
Thank you Yug bhai and all the best to you too
keep up the good work, great vedio
Thanks bhai
Great video!
Thank you OG subscriber
Amazing video helped me understand so well 🤗
Thank you Asmi
thank you so much, shlok :)
My pleasure Samhita!
very insightful!!
Thank you Anku!
hi shlok! thanks for this video.
I've been hearing that competency asessment has finance questions coming up albeit basic. can you list out some managerial/finance concepts we can read up on?
(context: non-commerce grad with some experience with finance through internships, work etc.)
I asked around nothing finance specific was asked can you share some more details from your source
@@shlokbhagwat of course! where can I ping you?
Linked in or instagram@@anushkaraghava9112
Thank you so muchh❤
Just wow
Thank you Aniket!
The goat 🐐
Haha too big a title bhai yet to get there
Great video indeed Shlok! What's your pov over studying for the competency assessment now given the reviews of students coming for NMIMS?
Don't bother, relax, see if you get any updates surrounding the fact if the competency test is getting harder. If yes then we'll figure out what to do
Makes sense. Although, it would be great if you can share some insights on how you are preping for d same or just focussing on d interview.@@shlokbhagwat
@@ThePurviOutlookthere's literally nothing you need to study. 9 varc questions. 6 mental ability out of which two will be inference/cause effect, and one LR set with 4 questions. 5 managerial aptitude but vv simple. Poora hi simple hai. If you ration your time well, you can easily score 60 on 60. I did 16 questions in 25 mins and then gave 20 mins araam se to the LR set of 4 questions. Pretty sure I got all 20 correct, and I haven't studied at all in like forever. Best of luck, you'll do well
Thankyou for your insights! That's great to hear you got all correct. But the thing is, if everybody can score decent then on what basis they're gonna select as interview also carries just 10%. Just work ex & acads are going make the difference, what are your thoughts tho? I got 226 in NMAT & am a fresher, zero work ex.@@anjalipriya4441
Wow thanks for the insights! Great to hear you got all correct! But the stress is, if it's so easy everybody can score decent then on what basis are they gonna select as the interview carries just 10 percent weightage! I'm a fresher, score 226 NMAT. Just work ex & acads are gonna make all the difference? What are your thoughts on this?@@anjalipriya4441
Great
Thank you Ajay
Appreciative as always Shlok🫶🏻🤍✨ You never fail to deliver information on important topics Every video is packed with insights and so helpful Thank you 🥹Cheers!! as you say✌🏻
Thank you for watching Muskan, means a ton as always🌻
so useful!
Thanks Monalisha
u define class work,a t b
Thank you so much!
Can you share this pdf?
Are you talking about my handwritten thing?
@shlokbhagwat the slides..
Can you pls make a video on economic survey as well
Definitely if i get a couple more people asking for the same
@@shlokbhagwat make the video pls
@@shlokbhagwat make the video please, it would definitely help.
Brother can give insights of 31st Jan and 1st Feb?
31st jan was the indian economic survey which is sort of a report card of the govt for the last fiscal year
@shlokbhagwat I mean what happened in the Competency Test and PI on 31st and 1st Feb, insights for that?
Let me ask and get back to you@@EverythingKnowledge
@shlokbhagwat Kal hi interview hai😅
@@EverythingKnowledge It's very chill. Stress mat lo. Mine was on 31st. Very easy competency test, if you want to convert try to get all 20 correct. The interview is AI assisted, you need to speak your answers. The AI starts with questions based on your SOP, then the subsequent questions are based on your replies. It's very interactive and interesting. There's a panelist sitting in front you, he has a screen that mirrors your computer screen so he can see what questions you're being asked by the AI. The panelist listens to your answers. Once the AI interview is over, the panelist will also ask you a few questions. Approx 15 mins for the AI and 15 mins for the panelist. Half an hour total. Chill hai, boht chill hai. Ek baar apna SOP padh ke jana, usi mei se poochta hai AI mostly. And remember that whatever you answer, it'll ask it's next question based on that answer. Isliye make sure you know what you're talking about. Hawabazi nahi, tum ek word bologe vo uspe 5 min ki elaboration maang lega tumse. Best of luck!
Hey shlok, do you know any resource for giving competency test mocks?
I don't think you need to considering the exam is pretty straightforward but if you still need to you can try out ims
What do you think the ultimate make or break would be in this selection procedure? I heard that the competency test is easy for everyone. I have 236 in nmat, 9/9/9 profile with 12 months workex. What do you think my chances are?
9 9 9 has a good shot bhai, just relax and do well at the interviews. Comp test is going well for everyone
isn't is practically more difficult to achieve to 4.8% budget deficit, since the TFT is now 12L, also won't that increase inflation in longer run, coz more consumption in the economy due to more disposable income
I am not saying inflation would reduce. I am saying the tax thresholds needed to change due to inflation.
Reason: With every passing year as the value of rupee goes down further, its easier and easier to meet the earlier income threshold of 7L. Now if the threshold is not increased more people will end up paying tax despite no increase in their real wages which could lead to a decrease in disposable income.
hii Shlok..how do you justify your gap year in the interviews? Also can I know your cat percentile!!
I don't have a gap year, i draw a salary with salary slips from my family business so i show that experience. I scored a 96.87 in cat 2024
grt video bhai
Thank you bhai
Should we opt for a gdpi course? If yes, can you recommend some good courses? If no, can you make some content regarding different Questions?
I don’t think you need to but if you feel like you’re missing out go for ims
@ thank you
good🤓
Thank you Nidhi!
Nmat score 227 10-94,12-86 grad -8.35 is there any chance for mumbai?
Hai bhai chance toh but a slim one at best
Bro, you know that nmat weightage is 20 percent and acads is 10 percent, right? Smash the competency test and interview and you're in.
@@anjalipriya4441yess
Btw which mumbai college are you talking about
@@amanaggarwal8126 nmims
whats your qualifications?
A student prepping for mba exams. Did my graduation from Symbiosis centre for management studies in pune majoring in accounting and finance.
Hi Shlok, I've got 220 in nmat with 10th-90%, 12th-80.5% and Grad -84%, with 10 months of workex.. Any chance for Nmims Mumbai?
Your workex wont count unfortunately as its under 1 year. But apart from that you’ve a good chance if you nail the comp test
@@shlokbhagwat Will 5.5 years workex be counted? or a straight 0 for that too.. 242 nmat score.. (9.8/94/8.25).. want to get into gen man..
@@BoyNextDoor_YashIt will be counted bro, Im having 37 months of workex.
Some mentors of mine were having 4 years of work ex(Alumni of NMIMS) work Experience is always counted. Plus it’s a private institute if you have the potential they will pick you no matter the weightage of different aspects. Cheers:)
The govt report also suggest that due to this new tax system govt will incur a loss of 1 lac crore!!! How will the govt fill this gap? Either some major disinvestment in PSUs may come in the way or govt should be more careful while giving grants and exceeding LOC to countries like Bangladesh etc.
I think a big part of this deficit will come from what the govt is hoping will be increased economic growth and hence increased taxes from corporates
214 nmat, 10th-92, 12th- 97.5, undergrad- 8.1- any chances for mumbai?
Very slim chances bhai
Youre wrong. Deepseek is not refraining from answers on china. Their older LLM model was showing that bias
Additionally there has been no increase in the amount allocated for farmers. Its fallen down in some areas even
You have suggested on being neutral but your political opinions were obvious
@@puja_228your political opinions are also obvious 🤣
Thank you for voicing your opinion.
Coming on to the first aspect, if you ask DeepSeek "Is Xi Jinping pushing for Political Censorship" It will answer: "Currently Beyond my scope". This is one of many such examples. Try asking about it for "India's north east states", you'll get the same answer.
I talked about increased credit limit for KCCs from 3 to 5 Lac so if a farmer wants to avail more credit he has the option to do so.
Also political bias may be there but you shouldn't look polarised in your opinion is my main point. Always be perceived as an individual who is open to a diverse set of opinions.
Hi Shlok, I've got 222 in NMAT, 10th- 87.4,% 12th- 89%, grad non engineer male- 8.74 GPA with 22 months workex. scope for NM Mumbai?
It's a close call, but your NMAT score needs to be a bit higher to stand a good chance.
@@shlokbhagwat Can't change the score now :( will give my best in PI and competency test.
its not makhna, its makhana. makhAAna is the correct pronounciation
Understood, thanks for pointing out and apologies for the gafe
Great Video!
Thank you Rimjhim