Nihit Agrawal is currently at IIM Raipur PGP Batch of 2016-2018. He scored an overall percentile of 99.1 in CAT 2015. He shares with us his experience of how he prepared for CAT’15 and aced it.
Vershita Srivastava is currently at IIM Raipur PGP Batch of 2016-2018. She scored an overall percentile of 99.21 in CAT 2015. She shares with us her experience of how she prepared for CAT’15 and aced it.
Indrajeet Singh, the CEO of iQuanta gave a new direction to the world of online teaching where the doubts gets cleared within seconds or minutes using the previously neglected medium, Facebook as his platform. He started iQuanta last year, and it delivered splendid results in its very first year with two 100%ilers, sixteen 99.6+ %ilers & around 30 final converts from IIM A, B, C and XLRI. iQuanta is mostly about unconventional methods and concepts which aren’t taught in conventional coaching centres and his free peer learning platform i.e. CAT Preparation group is 93k members strong and is highly active – https://www.facebook.com/groups/Rockthecat/
Why have we titled this piece the “Definitive Reading list for CAT Preparation ( Reading Comprehension)”? No particular reason. We thought of saying “Perhaps a decent starting habit to build a reading habit”. That’s not quite appealing, is it?
Three months to CAT and a major part of the preparation includes writing a lot of Mock test. And why only CAT, any entrance exams that you’re planning to sit for will require you to write Mock tests. And a serious aspirant should definitely have a strategy in place while attempting Mocks. The point is to get the most out of this stage of your preparation and to get better with each Mock test which will enable you to give your best for the D-Day.
Indrajeet Singh, the CEO of iQuanta gave a new direction to the world of online teaching where the doubts gets cleared within seconds or minutes using the previously neglected medium, Facebook as his platform. He started iQuanta last year, and it delivered splendid results in its very first year with two 100%ilers, sixteen 99.6+ %ilers & around 30 final converts from IIM A,B,C and XLRI. iQuanta is mostly about unconventional methods and concepts which aren’t taught in conventional coaching centres and his free peer learning platform i.e. CAT Preparation group is 93k members strong and is highly active – https://www.facebook.com/groups/Rockthecat/
The D Day has been announced and CAT 2018 is going to be held on 26th November 2018.
Since one section is devoted to both logical reasoning and data interpretation, those of you who are weak at data interpretation, have to rely highly on your logical reasoning skills. But it can be a hit and miss situation for most people and it is considered as the toughest part for many of the CAT aspirants. The best thing about Logical Reasoning Questions is that at times they come in groups or clusters, that is, information would be provided in a paragraph form followed by 3-4 questions pertaining to it. This is the best part as if you follow through with the information, all 3-4 answers are in your pocket. Topics covered under logical reasoning include, family tree, coding, arrangement, conditional 'if and then' statements, etc.
Nihit Agrawal is currently at IIM Raipur PGP Batch of 2016-2018. He scored an overall percentile of 99.1 in CAT 2015. He shares with us his experience of how he prepared for CAT’15 and aced it.
Vershita Srivastava is currently at IIM Raipur PGP Batch of 2016-2018. She scored an overall percentile of 99.21 in CAT 2015. She shares with us her experience of how she prepared for CAT’15 and aced it.
Indrajeet Singh, the CEO of iQuanta gave a new direction to the world of online teaching where the doubts gets cleared within seconds or minutes using the previously neglected medium, Facebook as his platform. He started iQuanta last year, and it delivered splendid results in its very first year with two 100%ilers, sixteen 99.6+ %ilers & around 30 final converts from IIM A, B, C and XLRI. iQuanta is mostly about unconventional methods and concepts which aren’t taught in conventional coaching centres and his free peer learning platform i.e. CAT Preparation group is 93k members strong and is highly active – https://www.facebook.com/groups/Rockthecat/
Why have we titled this piece the “Definitive Reading list for CAT Preparation ( Reading Comprehension)”? No particular reason. We thought of saying “Perhaps a decent starting habit to build a reading habit”. That’s not quite appealing, is it?
Three months to CAT and a major part of the preparation includes writing a lot of Mock test. And why only CAT, any entrance exams that you’re planning to sit for will require you to write Mock tests. And a serious aspirant should definitely have a strategy in place while attempting Mocks. The point is to get the most out of this stage of your preparation and to get better with each Mock test which will enable you to give your best for the D-Day.
Indrajeet Singh, the CEO of iQuanta gave a new direction to the world of online teaching where the doubts gets cleared within seconds or minutes using the previously neglected medium, Facebook as his platform. He started iQuanta last year, and it delivered splendid results in its very first year with two 100%ilers, sixteen 99.6+ %ilers & around 30 final converts from IIM A,B,C and XLRI. iQuanta is mostly about unconventional methods and concepts which aren’t taught in conventional coaching centres and his free peer learning platform i.e. CAT Preparation group is 93k members strong and is highly active – https://www.facebook.com/groups/Rockthecat/
The D Day has been announced and CAT 2018 is going to be held on 26th November 2018.
Since one section is devoted to both logical reasoning and data interpretation, those of you who are weak at data interpretation, have to rely highly on your logical reasoning skills. But it can be a hit and miss situation for most people and it is considered as the toughest part for many of the CAT aspirants. The best thing about Logical Reasoning Questions is that at times they come in groups or clusters, that is, information would be provided in a paragraph form followed by 3-4 questions pertaining to it. This is the best part as if you follow through with the information, all 3-4 answers are in your pocket. Topics covered under logical reasoning include, family tree, coding, arrangement, conditional 'if and then' statements, etc.
