CAT aspirants often wonder- How many mocks are sufficient for CAT? Should the syllabus be completed before attempting a mock? Is there an ideal number of mocks to take? How do I improve my mock scores? From where shall I practice more mocks and how do I analyze them optimally? In this video we are going to give answers to all your queries.
Sejal Sahni sat for IIM Indore's IPMAT after her XII standard. She secured All India Rank 22 on the exam and got into IIM Indore's integrated five year MBA programme. After three years, she decided to take the CAT and secured a 99.67%ile on the exam and got into IIM Ahmedabad.
Aditya Chowdhury did his schooling at Nava Nalanda High School with a 92.57% in Xth and 9.4 CGPA in XIIth. From there, he went on to complete his Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Jadavpur University and graduated with a Departmental Rank of 6 out of 88 students. He has 6 months of work experience working at Honeywell UOP, an oil and gas licensing company where he mainly worked with the FOS and GSC departments. In this interview, he has shared his CAT preparation strategy and his advice to future CAT aspirants! Read on!
As a 99 Percentiler in VA-RC in CAT 2019, I have been asked how I was able to score such a good percentile where most of the engineers and people from technical backgrounds have difficulty in scoring. My answer has always been read, read and read a lot. Though its time consuming you would love the journey. It would not only help in scoring a good percentile in VA-RC but would also transform your perspective by giving you a broader sense of things. Here’s my top 10 list of books that I would recommend you to read!
Everyone has a different strategy to prepare for an exam like CAT. While those from an Engineering background may find the Quantitative Ability section easier and may focus on building other areas, those from non-Engineering background may struggle with grasping QA concepts, possibly due to being completely out of the touch with Quant topics. So, what are the different approaches to prepare for CAT based on your academic background? How can you go beyond your academic background and ace all three disjoint sections of the CAT exam? How does the preparation strategy of a working professional differ from that of a fresher? To find out answers to these crucial questions, dispel some myths, and ultimately motivate you to prepare for the CAT exam, we bring to you a panel of MBA aspirants who scored at least 98 percentile on the CAT 2020 exam and converted dream institutes like IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Kozhikode, FMS Delhi, and SPJIMR Mumbai.
Quantitative Ability (QA) forms a crucial portion of the CAT exam. Aspirants are often scared of this section as they feel that their math skills are not up to the mark. But, do you think there can be a SMART way to score over 99%ile in this often touted difficult paper? Well, we have an answer for you in this video.
Sahil Bhagtani is an Electrical Engineering graduate from VIT, Vellore 2019 Batch, and has prepared for CAT alongside his full-time job. He crossed the coveted 99th mark in CAT 2020 and fetched 99.42%ile. After receiving final admission offers from IIM Shillong, VGSoM - IIT Kharagpur, DMS - IIT Delhi, NMIMS, CAP, Sahil is finally joining IIM Shillong's Class of 2021-23. In this interview, he has shared his CAT preparation journey, his interview experience and his advice to future aspirants. Read on!
In today's video, we've invited 99.9+ percentilers for a conversation with Oshin Sharma around why most aspirants fail to score 99.9%ile on CAT.
CAT aspirants often wonder- How many mocks are sufficient for CAT? Should the syllabus be completed before attempting a mock? Is there an ideal number of mocks to take? How do I improve my mock scores? From where shall I practice more mocks and how do I analyze them optimally? In this video we are going to give answers to all your queries.
Sejal Sahni sat for IIM Indore's IPMAT after her XII standard. She secured All India Rank 22 on the exam and got into IIM Indore's integrated five year MBA programme. After three years, she decided to take the CAT and secured a 99.67%ile on the exam and got into IIM Ahmedabad.
Aditya Chowdhury did his schooling at Nava Nalanda High School with a 92.57% in Xth and 9.4 CGPA in XIIth. From there, he went on to complete his Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Jadavpur University and graduated with a Departmental Rank of 6 out of 88 students. He has 6 months of work experience working at Honeywell UOP, an oil and gas licensing company where he mainly worked with the FOS and GSC departments. In this interview, he has shared his CAT preparation strategy and his advice to future CAT aspirants! Read on!
As a 99 Percentiler in VA-RC in CAT 2019, I have been asked how I was able to score such a good percentile where most of the engineers and people from technical backgrounds have difficulty in scoring. My answer has always been read, read and read a lot. Though its time consuming you would love the journey. It would not only help in scoring a good percentile in VA-RC but would also transform your perspective by giving you a broader sense of things. Here’s my top 10 list of books that I would recommend you to read!
Everyone has a different strategy to prepare for an exam like CAT. While those from an Engineering background may find the Quantitative Ability section easier and may focus on building other areas, those from non-Engineering background may struggle with grasping QA concepts, possibly due to being completely out of the touch with Quant topics. So, what are the different approaches to prepare for CAT based on your academic background? How can you go beyond your academic background and ace all three disjoint sections of the CAT exam? How does the preparation strategy of a working professional differ from that of a fresher? To find out answers to these crucial questions, dispel some myths, and ultimately motivate you to prepare for the CAT exam, we bring to you a panel of MBA aspirants who scored at least 98 percentile on the CAT 2020 exam and converted dream institutes like IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Kozhikode, FMS Delhi, and SPJIMR Mumbai.
Quantitative Ability (QA) forms a crucial portion of the CAT exam. Aspirants are often scared of this section as they feel that their math skills are not up to the mark. But, do you think there can be a SMART way to score over 99%ile in this often touted difficult paper? Well, we have an answer for you in this video.
Sahil Bhagtani is an Electrical Engineering graduate from VIT, Vellore 2019 Batch, and has prepared for CAT alongside his full-time job. He crossed the coveted 99th mark in CAT 2020 and fetched 99.42%ile. After receiving final admission offers from IIM Shillong, VGSoM - IIT Kharagpur, DMS - IIT Delhi, NMIMS, CAP, Sahil is finally joining IIM Shillong's Class of 2021-23. In this interview, he has shared his CAT preparation journey, his interview experience and his advice to future aspirants. Read on!
In today's video, we've invited 99.9+ percentilers for a conversation with Oshin Sharma around why most aspirants fail to score 99.9%ile on CAT.
