Brief Summary
This video provides a one-month preparation strategy for the IIM Bangalore's BBDP program entrance exam. It outlines a detailed study plan, including specific topics, recommended YouTube videos, and practice questions. The guide focuses on quantitative aptitude (quants) and logical reasoning, with suggestions for verbal ability and reading comprehension (VARC) and general awareness. It also recommends books and mock tests to aid preparation.
- Syllabus and Expected Questions: The video displays the syllabus and expected number of questions for the IIM Bangalore entrance exam.
- One-Month Study Plan: A detailed day-by-day plan is provided, focusing on completing specific topics, watching relevant videos, and practicing questions.
- Resources: The video recommends specific books, YouTube channels, and mock tests, including a set of 10 mocks created by the presenter.
Introduction
Vaibhav Goenka introduces himself and the purpose of the channel, which is to provide content related to IPMAT, CUET, BBDP, and other entrance exams. He mentions the availability of one-on-one counselling calls and introduces the topic of the video: a one-month preparation strategy for the IIM Bangalore's BBDP program entrance exam.
Syllabus and Expected Questions
The video displays the syllabus for the IIM Bangalore entrance exam. It also mentions the expected number of questions, which are explained in detail in a previous video. The presenter then transitions to discussing the one-month preparation plan.
One-Month Study Plan
Vaibhav presents a detailed, day-by-day study plan for the next month. The plan includes specific topics to complete each day, along with recommended YouTube videos and practice questions. The initial focus is on percentage topics, with instructions to watch a one-shot video and solve 50 questions, alongside logical reasoning practice. The plan is designed to help candidates score well, aiming for 15 plus out of 20. Data interpretation practice should be incorporated by setting question sets.
Using the Study Plan Effectively
The presenter emphasises that simply watching videos is not enough; practice is essential. After understanding a concept from a video, candidates should immediately practice questions from a book. The plan is divided into sections marked by different colours, after completing each section, candidates can take a DB mock test. If candidates don't have access to DB mocks, the presenter offers 10 mocks for purchase via a link in the description box. Revision is crucial to retain the information learned.
Quant and General Awareness Strategy
For quantitative aptitude, candidates should aim to practice at least 50 questions daily, increasing the difficulty level from easy to medium to difficult. The presenter highlights specific videos that are highly recommended, marking them in red. For general awareness, the video refers to a separate video that discusses this topic in detail.
Resources and Books
The presenter mentions that the Excel sheet with the study plan is available via a link in the description. Clicking the links in the sheet will directly open the recommended YouTube videos. He recommends specific books for preparation: "Quants's Sarvesh Verma" and "Quantum CAT" for quantitative aptitude, and "SP Bakshi" for verbal ability and reading comprehension. He also shares a Google Drive link containing various management preparation books.
Final Advice and Conclusion
Vaibhav encourages viewers to ask questions in the comment section if they encounter any problems. He reminds them that one-on-one sessions are available for clearing doubts. He concludes by urging viewers to like the video to help it reach more people and wishes them all the best for their preparation.
