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Key Takeaways:
1) CAT tests your presence of mind more than it tests your knowledge.
2) You don’t need to read academic articles to prepare for VARC, reading novels can help you too.
3) When reading, try not to trace with your finger or mouth the words, if you want to improve your speed.
4) Quants is all about practice. The more mocks you give, the better you will get at solving this section.
5) When giving mocks, try to replicate the conditions of the actual exam. This will mentally prepare you for CAT day.
6) For VARC, find that one question, which can give you a gist of the entire passage.
7) Focus more on a score goal rather than a percentile goal and prepare accordingly.
8) Don't spend too much time on mock analysis either. There should be a balance between analysis and practice.
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