"Before anything else, preparation is the key to success". These are the words of Alexander Graham Bell, a Scottish-born scientist, inventor, engineer and innovator who is credited with patenting the first practical telephone.
Is CAT really just an exam? In the land of dreams and aspirations that we live in, getting an admit into an IIT, IIM, IAS is the wildest dream for thousands of aspirants and their families alike.
When it comes to CAT prep, there is always confusion as to what is the ideal time for preparation! ‘Horses for Courses’ is probably the right way to answer as to when to start the prep.
First of all, let me assure you 4 months is a sufficient time frame to crack CAT and I say this from personal experience.
This is actually a great question and a really important one.
This is the question that plagues thousands of MBA aspirants every year as they are unable to secure admission into the IIMs or the top 25 b-schools in general.
Preparing for CAT can be a monotonous task. You may get bored while solving problems on probability or while reading those "heavy" passages. So, what can we do to get a good, productive break? Well, the answer is simple: READ BOOKS.
"Before anything else, preparation is the key to success". These are the words of Alexander Graham Bell, a Scottish-born scientist, inventor, engineer and innovator who is credited with patenting the first practical telephone.
Is CAT really just an exam? In the land of dreams and aspirations that we live in, getting an admit into an IIT, IIM, IAS is the wildest dream for thousands of aspirants and their families alike.
When it comes to CAT prep, there is always confusion as to what is the ideal time for preparation! ‘Horses for Courses’ is probably the right way to answer as to when to start the prep.
First of all, let me assure you 4 months is a sufficient time frame to crack CAT and I say this from personal experience.
This is actually a great question and a really important one.
This is the question that plagues thousands of MBA aspirants every year as they are unable to secure admission into the IIMs or the top 25 b-schools in general.
Preparing for CAT can be a monotonous task. You may get bored while solving problems on probability or while reading those "heavy" passages. So, what can we do to get a good, productive break? Well, the answer is simple: READ BOOKS.
