Himanshu Rathi is a B.Com graduated who passed out in the year 2015. He scored 99.54 in CAT 2015 and 99.78 in XAT 2016.
The clock keeps ticking away slowly but steadily welcoming the final 24 hours before CAT, the day you have been preparing for from a long time. In this 11th hour, with all the final preparations done and all the pieces of the puzzle finally fitting, there is nothing more that you can do apart from waiting for the moment of truth. The game plan has been set and an eerie calmness is sure to take over, waiting and wanting to get to the field and perform and giving it your best shot in hopes of Belling the CAT.
Sutana Chattopadhyay is an electrical engineer from Techno India University. He has worked with TCS for 2.5 years. Sutanu scored 99.04 percentile in CAT.
This is for all those who take themselves too seriously. All those who think that their performance in CAT is what will define them for the rest of their life.
When you are taking a competitive exam like CAT it is not important whether you know more than others, how you attempt the paper makes all the difference. In the limited time at your disposal, number of correct attempts has to be maximized, by attempting questions from your areas of strength. The only difference between a 99 percentile scorer and an average scorer is the correct choice of questions; the number of attempts doesn’t differ much.
With hardly any days to CAT, I am sure you guys have taken a lot of mocks. Even if you have taken gazillion mocks (as you should have by now), you should make a few adjustments before the actual thing. Here is a short list:
As said by Aristotle “Well begun is half done”. The D-Day, which would test your months of hard work and determination, is now at an arm’s length. Whenever you start targeting something, you first visualise the success you will get after hitting that target; then you start building focus on that target and then try to shape up your efforts so that you can achieve that target.
Himanshu Rathi is a B.Com graduated who passed out in the year 2015. He scored 99.54 in CAT 2015 and 99.78 in XAT 2016.
The clock keeps ticking away slowly but steadily welcoming the final 24 hours before CAT, the day you have been preparing for from a long time. In this 11th hour, with all the final preparations done and all the pieces of the puzzle finally fitting, there is nothing more that you can do apart from waiting for the moment of truth. The game plan has been set and an eerie calmness is sure to take over, waiting and wanting to get to the field and perform and giving it your best shot in hopes of Belling the CAT.
Sutana Chattopadhyay is an electrical engineer from Techno India University. He has worked with TCS for 2.5 years. Sutanu scored 99.04 percentile in CAT.
This is for all those who take themselves too seriously. All those who think that their performance in CAT is what will define them for the rest of their life.
When you are taking a competitive exam like CAT it is not important whether you know more than others, how you attempt the paper makes all the difference. In the limited time at your disposal, number of correct attempts has to be maximized, by attempting questions from your areas of strength. The only difference between a 99 percentile scorer and an average scorer is the correct choice of questions; the number of attempts doesn’t differ much.
With hardly any days to CAT, I am sure you guys have taken a lot of mocks. Even if you have taken gazillion mocks (as you should have by now), you should make a few adjustments before the actual thing. Here is a short list:
As said by Aristotle “Well begun is half done”. The D-Day, which would test your months of hard work and determination, is now at an arm’s length. Whenever you start targeting something, you first visualise the success you will get after hitting that target; then you start building focus on that target and then try to shape up your efforts so that you can achieve that target.
