In all my previous articles, you must have come across some repeated terms - understand the exam pattern, know your strong areas and work on the weak, convert hard work to smart question-solving and selection process.
I took the CAT in 2019 and secured 99.99 percentile in the DILR section. DILR is a very important section in CAT as it gives a level field for all the aspirants unlike Quant and VARC. DILR tests your ability to think on the spot and come up with an optimum approach to solve the problem.
What you’ll be reading now will be a long drawn out text of how I prepared for CAT and scored a 99.91 in my first attempt. I’ll try to touch down on every phase of the preparation and you can pick up from the phase you are currently in. I’ll draw reference from preparation for a match (in any sport) for easy understanding.
As a part of our Conversations With CAT 2019 Toppers, we bring to you Althaf Abdulla! Althaf will join IIM Bangalore (Class of 2022) and has scored 99.73 %ile in CAT 2019. He hails from God's Own Country, Kerala, where he has done his schooling and he, later on, went to pursue Mechanical Engineering from NIT Surathkal. During the conversation, Althaf detailed out his exam preparation strategy, how he made time for his preparation, his advice to CAT 2020 aspirants and why one shouldn't hesitate to take help from people Read on!
50% Mock Tests + 100% Analysis = 99.5+%ile In CAT I guess the topic itself says pretty much about how I got a 99.5+ %ile in my CAT exam.
How I Aced CAT In My Very First Attempt And Made It To IIM - Ahmedabad!
Sandeep Kumar Mohanty is a current student at IIM Bangalore. He scored 99.69%ile in CAT'18 before joining IIM Bangalore. He worked with the Odisha government as a revenue officer for 30 months. He was also selected as an Income tax inspector for govt of India. In this article, he will tell us how he prepared for the CAT exam.
Each year, the CAT exam is conducted in the month of November/December, and over 2 lakh individuals appear for this exam to get shortlisted for admission by top IIMs. However, due to the Coronavirus, there is a lingering doubt in the minds of many aspirants that CAT 2020 may face postponement or even cancellation! There is also concern about the placements that IIMs will be able to provide in a seemingly uncertain job market. A CAT expert with over 20 years of experience coaching students answers 10 key questions about CAT 2020.
In all my previous articles, you must have come across some repeated terms - understand the exam pattern, know your strong areas and work on the weak, convert hard work to smart question-solving and selection process.
I took the CAT in 2019 and secured 99.99 percentile in the DILR section. DILR is a very important section in CAT as it gives a level field for all the aspirants unlike Quant and VARC. DILR tests your ability to think on the spot and come up with an optimum approach to solve the problem.
What you’ll be reading now will be a long drawn out text of how I prepared for CAT and scored a 99.91 in my first attempt. I’ll try to touch down on every phase of the preparation and you can pick up from the phase you are currently in. I’ll draw reference from preparation for a match (in any sport) for easy understanding.
As a part of our Conversations With CAT 2019 Toppers, we bring to you Althaf Abdulla! Althaf will join IIM Bangalore (Class of 2022) and has scored 99.73 %ile in CAT 2019. He hails from God's Own Country, Kerala, where he has done his schooling and he, later on, went to pursue Mechanical Engineering from NIT Surathkal. During the conversation, Althaf detailed out his exam preparation strategy, how he made time for his preparation, his advice to CAT 2020 aspirants and why one shouldn't hesitate to take help from people Read on!
50% Mock Tests + 100% Analysis = 99.5+%ile In CAT I guess the topic itself says pretty much about how I got a 99.5+ %ile in my CAT exam.
How I Aced CAT In My Very First Attempt And Made It To IIM - Ahmedabad!
Sandeep Kumar Mohanty is a current student at IIM Bangalore. He scored 99.69%ile in CAT'18 before joining IIM Bangalore. He worked with the Odisha government as a revenue officer for 30 months. He was also selected as an Income tax inspector for govt of India. In this article, he will tell us how he prepared for the CAT exam.
Each year, the CAT exam is conducted in the month of November/December, and over 2 lakh individuals appear for this exam to get shortlisted for admission by top IIMs. However, due to the Coronavirus, there is a lingering doubt in the minds of many aspirants that CAT 2020 may face postponement or even cancellation! There is also concern about the placements that IIMs will be able to provide in a seemingly uncertain job market. A CAT expert with over 20 years of experience coaching students answers 10 key questions about CAT 2020.
