How To Bell The CAT The First Time Around - Tips By Sashwat Mishra, A 99.33%iler - IIM Rohtak
How was your experience of CAT, since the pattern changed, the calculator was introduced?
How was your experience of CAT, since the pattern changed, the calculator was introduced?
CAT 2018 is almost here. With almost a month to the fateful date, nervousness runs wild in the veins of many. Yearlong preparations and hard work will bear fruit on 25 November 2018. For your own good, you all are not like I was a year ago and are prepared well for the test. Yet there are a few things that you might want to do in the next few days to come and on the day of the test. They did help me, might help others too.
“Which section of CAT should be most practised in the last few days before the D-Day? How should I divide my time between revision, mocks and learning new formulas? What my last AIMCAT score says about my chances in CAT?”. A myriad of such questions beset a candidate’s mind and more so in the penultimate or the last week before the exam. I can empathise with everyone going through this dilemma since I was on the same a couple of years ago.
In continuation of my previous article over Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation tips, this article will focus on how to take on the Quantitative Aptitude section. With mere ten days left for CAT, I hope the aspirants have stopped experimenting with their approaches and have cemented their techniques and time management skills.
Hey folks, it is high time with less than 10 days remaining for the D-day for which you all have been preparing for the last few months, you have spent endless nights and toiled on Sunday afternoons to prepare for this day. This wait for the exam when you are all geared up is very agitating. I remember a year ago, I was going through the same, you start having anxiety fits where you freak out or you become anxious about how slow the time is going. To avoid these jitter you can follow the following things which can help you perform at your 200%, and so that you can make it your day.
The second most unpredictable thing in this world after women is the CAT exam. So be prepared to face unexpected, expectedly.
Deciphering the tips and tricks to gain in an upper hand in CAT is the talk of the town. With the Common Admission Test just being less than a few weeks away, numerous mentors, teachers, peers, and batchmates will present their respective takes and opinions on how to crack the exam with flying colours. Going through the same phase a year back, I will present near you my views on it.
Every year, close to 200,000 students take the CAT. Assuming that you aspire to make it to the top 10 B-schools of the country, you are fighting for 4,000 seats - that is ~2%. Undeniably, there is pressure.
How was your experience of CAT, since the pattern changed, the calculator was introduced?
CAT 2018 is almost here. With almost a month to the fateful date, nervousness runs wild in the veins of many. Yearlong preparations and hard work will bear fruit on 25 November 2018. For your own good, you all are not like I was a year ago and are prepared well for the test. Yet there are a few things that you might want to do in the next few days to come and on the day of the test. They did help me, might help others too.
“Which section of CAT should be most practised in the last few days before the D-Day? How should I divide my time between revision, mocks and learning new formulas? What my last AIMCAT score says about my chances in CAT?”. A myriad of such questions beset a candidate’s mind and more so in the penultimate or the last week before the exam. I can empathise with everyone going through this dilemma since I was on the same a couple of years ago.
In continuation of my previous article over Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation tips, this article will focus on how to take on the Quantitative Aptitude section. With mere ten days left for CAT, I hope the aspirants have stopped experimenting with their approaches and have cemented their techniques and time management skills.
Hey folks, it is high time with less than 10 days remaining for the D-day for which you all have been preparing for the last few months, you have spent endless nights and toiled on Sunday afternoons to prepare for this day. This wait for the exam when you are all geared up is very agitating. I remember a year ago, I was going through the same, you start having anxiety fits where you freak out or you become anxious about how slow the time is going. To avoid these jitter you can follow the following things which can help you perform at your 200%, and so that you can make it your day.
The second most unpredictable thing in this world after women is the CAT exam. So be prepared to face unexpected, expectedly.
Deciphering the tips and tricks to gain in an upper hand in CAT is the talk of the town. With the Common Admission Test just being less than a few weeks away, numerous mentors, teachers, peers, and batchmates will present their respective takes and opinions on how to crack the exam with flying colours. Going through the same phase a year back, I will present near you my views on it.
Every year, close to 200,000 students take the CAT. Assuming that you aspire to make it to the top 10 B-schools of the country, you are fighting for 4,000 seats - that is ~2%. Undeniably, there is pressure.