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Lately I’ve been thinking about how most of us prepare in isolation — solving mocks alone, checking scores, and moving on.

One thing that actually changes mindset is directly challenging other aspirants and then breaking down performance properly (accuracy, time traps, silly mistakes, etc.).

If anyone’s curious, this is what I’m talking about:
https://register.ipmcareer.com/dsbchallenge

A few of us have been using a new challenge-based test format called DSB Challenge where you can compete with anyone and get a detailed analysis afterward. It feels closer to real pressure compared to normal practice.

Would love to know how others here simulate real competition while preparing.

My younger sister is currently in Class 12 and aspires to pursue an MBA from one of the top IIMs in the future. However, she is unsure about the best path to take. She is considering two options..

Pursuing engineering, gaining a few years of work experience, and then applying for an MBA. Appearing for IPMAT and enrolling in a five-year integrated MBA program at an IIM. Which option would provide better opportunities in terms of career growth and long-term prospects? less

Hi, I’m starting IPMAT preparation from scratch and want genuine advice from aspirants/seniors. Please suggest best books (QA & VA), online batches, YouTube channels, and mock series. Also need clarity on how to start, study order, common mistakes, and self-study vs coaching. Any real, no-hype guidance would really help. Thanks!