Now, only one week is left! The moment you've been preparing for the past few months. It all boils down to two hours next Sunday! What can you do for the next few days before those two hours, which determine how you spend the next few months(or years) of your life?
“Forget all the reasons why it won't work and believe the one reason why it will !!”
With a week to go for C-Day, you must have questions on what to do in the last few days to maximise your scores, the number of mocks to take, how to maintain a balance the attempts and accuracy, and more. To help you with your doubts, we have a live AMA with Shakshi Sodhani, a first-year PGDM student at SPJIMR Mumbai. She is a commerce graduate from St. Xavier's College, Kolkata and is a qualified Chartered Accountant and Company Secretary. She scored 98 percentile in CAT 2019 and had converted all her interview calls (IIM Kozhikode, Indore, Shillong, CAP - All, SPJIMR).
With a week to go before all your efforts culminate into a result, it is natural to be swamped with jitters surrounding your preparation. As is said, the night before an actual holiday is more satisfying than the holiday itself, it is all the more advantageous to calm yourself, to revise and revisit all those mocks at this point to ensure you are in the best frame of mind on the D-Day.
“If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.” If you are a serious CAT aspirant, this week is extremely crucial for you. With 7 days to go, things can get a little tricky. Should I try to focus on my strong areas or spend time improving my weak ones? How many mocks should I give? We will try to answer all your questions. Ofcourse, there is no ‘One size fit all approach’. We have done a separate analysis for 2 kinds of people –
Background
The last few days are the most determining days of the preparation and it is important to focus on our goal and keep working towards achieving it. Here is the advice on how to bell the CAT by a working professional.
The five steps to follow for the last trembling days of CAT and never ever make a huge jump, because a stair missed is a massive fall from the top. For we always say, "There is light at the end of the tunnel. It is the time to see that light shining bright on you".
Now, only one week is left! The moment you've been preparing for the past few months. It all boils down to two hours next Sunday! What can you do for the next few days before those two hours, which determine how you spend the next few months(or years) of your life?
“Forget all the reasons why it won't work and believe the one reason why it will !!”
With a week to go for C-Day, you must have questions on what to do in the last few days to maximise your scores, the number of mocks to take, how to maintain a balance the attempts and accuracy, and more. To help you with your doubts, we have a live AMA with Shakshi Sodhani, a first-year PGDM student at SPJIMR Mumbai. She is a commerce graduate from St. Xavier's College, Kolkata and is a qualified Chartered Accountant and Company Secretary. She scored 98 percentile in CAT 2019 and had converted all her interview calls (IIM Kozhikode, Indore, Shillong, CAP - All, SPJIMR).
With a week to go before all your efforts culminate into a result, it is natural to be swamped with jitters surrounding your preparation. As is said, the night before an actual holiday is more satisfying than the holiday itself, it is all the more advantageous to calm yourself, to revise and revisit all those mocks at this point to ensure you are in the best frame of mind on the D-Day.
“If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.” If you are a serious CAT aspirant, this week is extremely crucial for you. With 7 days to go, things can get a little tricky. Should I try to focus on my strong areas or spend time improving my weak ones? How many mocks should I give? We will try to answer all your questions. Ofcourse, there is no ‘One size fit all approach’. We have done a separate analysis for 2 kinds of people –
Background
The last few days are the most determining days of the preparation and it is important to focus on our goal and keep working towards achieving it. Here is the advice on how to bell the CAT by a working professional.
The five steps to follow for the last trembling days of CAT and never ever make a huge jump, because a stair missed is a massive fall from the top. For we always say, "There is light at the end of the tunnel. It is the time to see that light shining bright on you".
