Ravi Handa

This is the first of a three-part series. (Click here to visit Final Admit: The one stop shop for all MBA aspirants on InsideIIM)CAT has changed over the years but most students study it and most teachers teach it still using the old methodology of dividing the preparation into three

This is Part 2 of Ravi Handa's study plan for CAT 2013. (You can read Part 1 here)The three big questions, which nearly every aspirant wants to know the answer to, are:a)     In which order should I prepare?b)     How much should I cover and by what date?c)      When should I

Let me start by saying, there is no such thing as a perfect study plan. There may be something like a good study plan but that will also vary from an individual to an individual. This post and the couple more which will follow are an exercise in generalization which

This is in continuation of my previous post. In case you haven’t gone through it, I suggest you read that first.(You can read 'Dealing with Percentages – Part 1' here)In Part 1, I discussed the basic concepts, covering the following:Percentage as FractionsPercentage ChangeChanging Quantities by PercentI would like to discuss a few