iii) Quant: Youtube channels Takshzila and Rodha for concepts and any textbooks like Arun Sharma, Sarvesh Verma would do.
iv) Mocks: I would suggest taking at least 2 mock series if you are a serious aspirant. It should give you a mixed bag of questions and a good competition base. IMS, TIME, Testfunda, CL all have their own plus points and can be relied upon.
It's not entirely about the result, the journey is also important. The hard work you do throughout your prep phase will pay off in the actual exam. Take mocks diligently, be honest with yourself. Work on your weak areas and try to get the best out of the strong areas and it is only when you know yourself good, that you'll be able to judge this. Treat mocks as a practice exercise and don't get too affected by mock scores, the only score that matters is the final one.
You can connect with Ayush on LinkedIn. I hope this blog was helpful for you. All the Best for your CAT Preparation!
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