I know that the CAT 2017 is right around the corner and you are very busy preparing for it (well, best of luck for that!), but there is something that I want to tell you. And I hope, you'll listen (don't worry, it's going to be a small post).
By this time, you would be in your final lag towards your CAT journey. All those midnight candles burnt, missed weekend parties, Television shows, lazy Sundays etc. would be back to you in less than a month! (at least temporarily until you begin your PI/GD preparations). Trust me, I have been there, and I know how exhausting this final phase is! You almost want to give up, but you know that you have done too much to give up right now.
With less than a month for the CAT exam to go, it is that time of the year when the preparation and advice will be at the peak just like the building pressure. But this is the time to go the smart way and keep aside the thick books and focus on giving more mocks and revising concepts rather than learning new.
Interested in maximising your score in the last few weeks to CAT 2018? Then here is a webinar you don't want to miss out on!
“I scored 99.5 percentile in CAT and did not get a call from IIM A, B, and C”
My preparation started from March but I was unable to give much time because of academics and college activities. I was able to focus solely on CAT only from July after the end term examinations of my college. During the period from March to July, I tried to go through all the basics of the three sections. Then after July, I started practising questions and previous year papers along with regular mock tests. Regular practice along with mock tests helped me a lot. One thing to note is that all the mock tests should be analysed so that the shortcomings can be identified and worked upon. I worked on my weak areas a lot to improve them along with sufficient practice for the strong areas. Mock tests are an integral part of preparation as one would not be able to judge their preparation without them. Solving questions under time constraints should be practised regularly. Along with full-length mock tests, I gave chapter wise tests and sectional tests on the areas which I was not comfortable with. I think that mock tests are necessary as they help a lot in preparing for the final exam.
I know that the CAT 2017 is right around the corner and you are very busy preparing for it (well, best of luck for that!), but there is something that I want to tell you. And I hope, you'll listen (don't worry, it's going to be a small post).
By this time, you would be in your final lag towards your CAT journey. All those midnight candles burnt, missed weekend parties, Television shows, lazy Sundays etc. would be back to you in less than a month! (at least temporarily until you begin your PI/GD preparations). Trust me, I have been there, and I know how exhausting this final phase is! You almost want to give up, but you know that you have done too much to give up right now.
With less than a month for the CAT exam to go, it is that time of the year when the preparation and advice will be at the peak just like the building pressure. But this is the time to go the smart way and keep aside the thick books and focus on giving more mocks and revising concepts rather than learning new.
Interested in maximising your score in the last few weeks to CAT 2018? Then here is a webinar you don't want to miss out on!
“I scored 99.5 percentile in CAT and did not get a call from IIM A, B, and C”
My preparation started from March but I was unable to give much time because of academics and college activities. I was able to focus solely on CAT only from July after the end term examinations of my college. During the period from March to July, I tried to go through all the basics of the three sections. Then after July, I started practising questions and previous year papers along with regular mock tests. Regular practice along with mock tests helped me a lot. One thing to note is that all the mock tests should be analysed so that the shortcomings can be identified and worked upon. I worked on my weak areas a lot to improve them along with sufficient practice for the strong areas. Mock tests are an integral part of preparation as one would not be able to judge their preparation without them. Solving questions under time constraints should be practised regularly. Along with full-length mock tests, I gave chapter wise tests and sectional tests on the areas which I was not comfortable with. I think that mock tests are necessary as they help a lot in preparing for the final exam.
