While all CAT aspirants focus on concept clarity, solving numerous numerical problems, refining their reading and logical skills, and taking mock tests, the most important aspect is often overlooked: strengthening mental fortitude. This article is on Maintaining Mental Health while CAT Prep.
Hi, I am Rishav Seth. I had appeared for CAT in 2023 and repeated it again in 2024, and now I will be joining NMIMS Mumbai within a few months.
This interview was conducted with Jeyaram R (IIM-B 2025-27), who discussed his experience of balancing CAT preparation with his job.
All of us begin our CAT preparation journey with a spark in our eyes — a dream to get into one of the top B-schools, a burning ambition to crack the CAT, and immense motivation to give it our all. The first few weeks often feel productive, even exciting. We diligently follow schedules, tick off daily goals, and visualize ourselves walking through the gates of our dream B-schools.
I have attempted the CAT twice, but before discussing my preparation plan, I want to brief you about “What exactly does cracking the CAT mean?”
Scoring good marks in the CAT exam doesn’t guarantee admission or even an interview call from the top IIMs. Metrics like 10th, 12th, graduation, work experience, diversity, and category play a huge role in the final shortlist and admission. This leaves almost every MBA aspirant scratching their head, wondering how much is actually enough to secure a seat. This is where MBA predictor tools comes in.
Preparing for CAT is a marathon, not a sprint. With months of relentless preparation, it’s easy to feel like you're stuck in a loop of mock tests, analysis, and self-doubt. But amidst all this, your mind needs care too. This article is your reminder that mental well-being is not a luxury — it’s your secret weapon.
You’ve probably read your fair share of articles on how to ace DILR. I know—I’ve read a swamp of them myself. So, what’s one more, right?
While all CAT aspirants focus on concept clarity, solving numerous numerical problems, refining their reading and logical skills, and taking mock tests, the most important aspect is often overlooked: strengthening mental fortitude. This article is on Maintaining Mental Health while CAT Prep.
Hi, I am Rishav Seth. I had appeared for CAT in 2023 and repeated it again in 2024, and now I will be joining NMIMS Mumbai within a few months.
This interview was conducted with Jeyaram R (IIM-B 2025-27), who discussed his experience of balancing CAT preparation with his job.
All of us begin our CAT preparation journey with a spark in our eyes — a dream to get into one of the top B-schools, a burning ambition to crack the CAT, and immense motivation to give it our all. The first few weeks often feel productive, even exciting. We diligently follow schedules, tick off daily goals, and visualize ourselves walking through the gates of our dream B-schools.
I have attempted the CAT twice, but before discussing my preparation plan, I want to brief you about “What exactly does cracking the CAT mean?”
Scoring good marks in the CAT exam doesn’t guarantee admission or even an interview call from the top IIMs. Metrics like 10th, 12th, graduation, work experience, diversity, and category play a huge role in the final shortlist and admission. This leaves almost every MBA aspirant scratching their head, wondering how much is actually enough to secure a seat. This is where MBA predictor tools comes in.
Preparing for CAT is a marathon, not a sprint. With months of relentless preparation, it’s easy to feel like you're stuck in a loop of mock tests, analysis, and self-doubt. But amidst all this, your mind needs care too. This article is your reminder that mental well-being is not a luxury — it’s your secret weapon.
You’ve probably read your fair share of articles on how to ace DILR. I know—I’ve read a swamp of them myself. So, what’s one more, right?
