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.
Isha Nisar decided right out of school that she wanted to get into IIM A. A Few years down the line, she's all set to join the IIM A Class of 2022. Anushree Naik was studying CA and CA + MBA, the very cliched but highly sought after the path was her dream. But when she did not get an AIR rank during her CA finals, she decided to pay extra attention to cracking the CAT and getting into an IIM. On the verge of joining IIM A with Isha for the class of 2022, Anushree's MBA dreams are also on track. With 98.2%ile in Anushree's case and 99.37%ile in Isha's case, you've probably read their very detailed guides and articles on CAT prep via InsideIIM. In this video, Isha and Anushree come together to share their key CAT tips, strategies, and winning attitudes. If you want to get into some of the best b-schools in India, this video is for you.
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!
In this week's sectional test, we bring to you the second Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VA-RC) Sectional Test as a part of InsideIIM's CAT 2020 Weekly Tests.
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.
Now that CAT2020 is just 6 months away, everyone is taking their prep-strategy up a notch. You're probably doing that too. Maybe you've already figured out how to tackle DILR and QA. However, VARC probably still seems like a mountain to climb. While there are hundreds of things that you can do to improve your VARC score. We bring you a few easy strategies that you can add in your day-to-day prep to make VARC a little easier nut to crack. This video lists down 6 tips to help you score 99+%ile in VARC in CAT 2020. See the full video to know more.
Not once or twice, Abhishek Goyal wrote the CAT 6 times. After cracking IIM L, I and K in his very first CAT attempt in 2014, Abhishek decided to redo the CAT. His end goal? To get into IIM A, B or C. Having graduated from IIT Bombay and worked at Citi Group, Abhishek decided to pursue an MBA. But getting a job at Accenture Strategy as a consultant and personal issues came together to take Abhishek's focus off his IIM dream. And yet he persisted. He kept preparing for and writing the CAT till 2019, when he finally scored 99.8 percentile and converted calls from IIM A and B and is currently waitlisted at IIM C. Phew! Check out what strategies Abhishek used to bell the CAT in 2019. Find out some general mistakes CAT aspirants are likely to make that affect overall percentile and hence their chance at getting into an IIM or the top Indian b-schools in this video.
Ask any CAT Topper and he or she will tell you that VA-RC is the most unpredictable section when it comes to scoring in CAT. In fact, many toppers have pointed out that the VA-RC section in CAT 2019 was particularly difficult. With answers being largely subjective, there's a lot of grey area when it comes to this section of the CAT. This section generally consists of 34 questions of 3 marks each. So how do you go about preparing for this section right now? How do you gain mastery over the reading comprehension section, which historically has the most questions and takes the most time? How do you stay away from negative marking? How do you pace yourself during this seemingly long and exhaustive section? If these are some questions bothering you, this article will provide the answers in this article.
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.
Isha Nisar decided right out of school that she wanted to get into IIM A. A Few years down the line, she's all set to join the IIM A Class of 2022. Anushree Naik was studying CA and CA + MBA, the very cliched but highly sought after the path was her dream. But when she did not get an AIR rank during her CA finals, she decided to pay extra attention to cracking the CAT and getting into an IIM. On the verge of joining IIM A with Isha for the class of 2022, Anushree's MBA dreams are also on track. With 98.2%ile in Anushree's case and 99.37%ile in Isha's case, you've probably read their very detailed guides and articles on CAT prep via InsideIIM. In this video, Isha and Anushree come together to share their key CAT tips, strategies, and winning attitudes. If you want to get into some of the best b-schools in India, this video is for you.
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!
In this week's sectional test, we bring to you the second Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VA-RC) Sectional Test as a part of InsideIIM's CAT 2020 Weekly Tests.
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.
Now that CAT2020 is just 6 months away, everyone is taking their prep-strategy up a notch. You're probably doing that too. Maybe you've already figured out how to tackle DILR and QA. However, VARC probably still seems like a mountain to climb. While there are hundreds of things that you can do to improve your VARC score. We bring you a few easy strategies that you can add in your day-to-day prep to make VARC a little easier nut to crack. This video lists down 6 tips to help you score 99+%ile in VARC in CAT 2020. See the full video to know more.
Not once or twice, Abhishek Goyal wrote the CAT 6 times. After cracking IIM L, I and K in his very first CAT attempt in 2014, Abhishek decided to redo the CAT. His end goal? To get into IIM A, B or C. Having graduated from IIT Bombay and worked at Citi Group, Abhishek decided to pursue an MBA. But getting a job at Accenture Strategy as a consultant and personal issues came together to take Abhishek's focus off his IIM dream. And yet he persisted. He kept preparing for and writing the CAT till 2019, when he finally scored 99.8 percentile and converted calls from IIM A and B and is currently waitlisted at IIM C. Phew! Check out what strategies Abhishek used to bell the CAT in 2019. Find out some general mistakes CAT aspirants are likely to make that affect overall percentile and hence their chance at getting into an IIM or the top Indian b-schools in this video.
Ask any CAT Topper and he or she will tell you that VA-RC is the most unpredictable section when it comes to scoring in CAT. In fact, many toppers have pointed out that the VA-RC section in CAT 2019 was particularly difficult. With answers being largely subjective, there's a lot of grey area when it comes to this section of the CAT. This section generally consists of 34 questions of 3 marks each. So how do you go about preparing for this section right now? How do you gain mastery over the reading comprehension section, which historically has the most questions and takes the most time? How do you stay away from negative marking? How do you pace yourself during this seemingly long and exhaustive section? If these are some questions bothering you, this article will provide the answers in this article.
