The last few days are the most determining days of the preparation and it is important to focus on our goal and keep working towards achieving it. Here is the advice on how to bell the CAT by a working professional.
The five steps to follow for the last trembling days of CAT and never ever make a huge jump, because a stair missed is a massive fall from the top. For we always say, "There is light at the end of the tunnel. It is the time to see that light shining bright on you".
Girls and Boys welcome onboard. You have just 10 days before the final take-off. We ask that you please fasten your seatbelts at this time and revise everything you can. Please turn off all the negative thoughts and emotions. Overthinking and Underestimating is prohibited for the duration of the flight. Thank you for choosing CAT’2020. Enjoy your flight.
The modus operandi the CAT will follow this year amidst the ongoing pandemic casts a looming uncertainty among students regarding their preparedness and wellbeing. This is enough to raise the anxiety levels of many students who were anyways trying to fight the upcoming exam jitters. With just a couple of weeks left for the CAT many students wonder about what additional efforts they can put in or techniques they can adopt in these final weeks that can provide them with that final push over the edge.
Located in the outskirts of Nagpur, IMT Nagpur is the second institute that came up in India from the IMT family. Industrialist Mahendra Nath, in 2004 established this institute in Nagpur, to provide a B-school campus to the people of fast moving and ever growing Nagpur city. In a short span, IMT Nagpur has created a strong industry connection and is accredited by both AICTE and NBA. From academia to campus life, selection procedure and placement prospects this episode of KYC will cover it all about IMT Nagpur.
Preparing for CAT can get daunting after a while. When times get tough, it is often helpful to read about the experiences of those who have been through it before. Read on, as the students of IIM Bangalore answer a few questions and share their experiences and tips for the CAT 2020 aspirants. I hope this guides you through the last three weeks before the exam and helps you overcome any stress or anxiety.
How prepared are you for CAT? This question is just impossible to answer. Preparation for CAT can never be enough and in your own words, you can probably take the middle road to say that you are half prepared. We bring you this article so that you can move from “half prepared” to a “little more prepared”. The emotional turmoil in these days is at the extreme level because there is so much at stake and that is probably the best motivation at work. Thinking about the end goal can send a chill down the spine but it is up to you how you make the best use of these last few days. 11 days may seem too less but trust us, it’s a lot and it’s enough to make all the difference to your test results. Here are some suggestions collated from 1st year BSchool students which can help you in these last few days!
CAT 2020 will be held on November 29th, and there are only a few weeks of preparation time left. If leveraged well, these weeks can play a defining role in the final verdict. The preparation for the CAT exam needs to be as strategic as the final attempt itself. While laying the groundwork for a win, it is essential to keep in mind that every section is equally important. When starting any section, be sure about the strategy. Give mocks at the same time slot as your exam. Sometimes, the results of the mocks are unsatisfactory. Remember that mock scores are just a reflection of your preparation; they do not guarantee how much you will score overall. Perform a thorough analysis and evaluate what could be done better. A positive mindset is crucial at this stage. CAT will reward you for picking the low hanging fruits first. Similarly, it massively penalizes you for wasting time on hard questions.
The last few days are the most determining days of the preparation and it is important to focus on our goal and keep working towards achieving it. Here is the advice on how to bell the CAT by a working professional.
The five steps to follow for the last trembling days of CAT and never ever make a huge jump, because a stair missed is a massive fall from the top. For we always say, "There is light at the end of the tunnel. It is the time to see that light shining bright on you".
Girls and Boys welcome onboard. You have just 10 days before the final take-off. We ask that you please fasten your seatbelts at this time and revise everything you can. Please turn off all the negative thoughts and emotions. Overthinking and Underestimating is prohibited for the duration of the flight. Thank you for choosing CAT’2020. Enjoy your flight.
The modus operandi the CAT will follow this year amidst the ongoing pandemic casts a looming uncertainty among students regarding their preparedness and wellbeing. This is enough to raise the anxiety levels of many students who were anyways trying to fight the upcoming exam jitters. With just a couple of weeks left for the CAT many students wonder about what additional efforts they can put in or techniques they can adopt in these final weeks that can provide them with that final push over the edge.
Located in the outskirts of Nagpur, IMT Nagpur is the second institute that came up in India from the IMT family. Industrialist Mahendra Nath, in 2004 established this institute in Nagpur, to provide a B-school campus to the people of fast moving and ever growing Nagpur city. In a short span, IMT Nagpur has created a strong industry connection and is accredited by both AICTE and NBA. From academia to campus life, selection procedure and placement prospects this episode of KYC will cover it all about IMT Nagpur.
Preparing for CAT can get daunting after a while. When times get tough, it is often helpful to read about the experiences of those who have been through it before. Read on, as the students of IIM Bangalore answer a few questions and share their experiences and tips for the CAT 2020 aspirants. I hope this guides you through the last three weeks before the exam and helps you overcome any stress or anxiety.
How prepared are you for CAT? This question is just impossible to answer. Preparation for CAT can never be enough and in your own words, you can probably take the middle road to say that you are half prepared. We bring you this article so that you can move from “half prepared” to a “little more prepared”. The emotional turmoil in these days is at the extreme level because there is so much at stake and that is probably the best motivation at work. Thinking about the end goal can send a chill down the spine but it is up to you how you make the best use of these last few days. 11 days may seem too less but trust us, it’s a lot and it’s enough to make all the difference to your test results. Here are some suggestions collated from 1st year BSchool students which can help you in these last few days!
CAT 2020 will be held on November 29th, and there are only a few weeks of preparation time left. If leveraged well, these weeks can play a defining role in the final verdict. The preparation for the CAT exam needs to be as strategic as the final attempt itself. While laying the groundwork for a win, it is essential to keep in mind that every section is equally important. When starting any section, be sure about the strategy. Give mocks at the same time slot as your exam. Sometimes, the results of the mocks are unsatisfactory. Remember that mock scores are just a reflection of your preparation; they do not guarantee how much you will score overall. Perform a thorough analysis and evaluate what could be done better. A positive mindset is crucial at this stage. CAT will reward you for picking the low hanging fruits first. Similarly, it massively penalizes you for wasting time on hard questions.
