To Attempt Or Not To Attempt - That Is The CAT’s Question
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.
IIM Raipur Media & PR Cell
Mock CAT To CAT – What Adjustments Does One Need To Make? - 2IIM
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:
Rajesh Balasubramanian
Energy Is Everything When It Comes To Belling The CAT
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.
IIM Raipur Media & PR Cell
The Achilles Heel Syndrome - Work On Strengths And Not On Your Weakness - CAT 2016
There are students who have been preparing for CAT for 2 years and there are few who just started a few months before the exam. So is there any such optimum time with regards to preparation for the CAT exam which will help one Bell the CAT? The answer is there is no such optimum time. There are students who prepare for 2 years and crack CAT, and also there are ones who start preparing for CAT a few months before the exam and crack the CAT. Even though different aspirants have a different pace of preparation, the secret to success lies in the simple fact that they know their strengths better than their weaknesses. While this may sound contrary to popular belief, but the fact of the matter is , CAT being an exam of relative marking and ranking, it all comes down to who plays their cards well with what they have and not with what they wished they had.
IIM Raipur Media & PR Cell
Last Week Preparation Tips From A 99.8%iler In CAT - Abhishek K, IIM Kozhikode
Abhishek K. is currently in IIM Kozhikode. He scored 99.8 %ile in 2015 in his 1st attempt. He is a fresher with a degree in Chemical Engineering from IIT Gandhinagar.
Noel Roychoudhury
Five Last - Moment Tips For CAT 2016 - Arkaprabha Sanyal, 99.44%ile In CAT 2015 - IIM Udaipur
Hello Future MBAs,
IIM Udaipur
'Don’t Get Demotivated After Seeing Your Mock Score, They Aren’t Definitely The Marks You Would See On That Day' - Sajal Gupta, 99.26%ile In CAT 2015 - IIM Udaipur
Sajal Gupta graduated in B.Sc. Maths(H) from Deshbandhu College, Delhi University. He scored 99.26 percentile in CAT 2015. He was born and brought up in Mathura. He comes from a middle-class business family. He has interned in ISKCON organisation. He has a keen interest in following Indian politics and watching documentaries.
IIM Udaipur
To Attempt Or Not To Attempt - That Is The CAT’s Question
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.
IIM Raipur Media & PR Cell
Mock CAT To CAT – What Adjustments Does One Need To Make? - 2IIM
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:
Rajesh Balasubramanian
Energy Is Everything When It Comes To Belling The CAT
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.
IIM Raipur Media & PR Cell
The Achilles Heel Syndrome - Work On Strengths And Not On Your Weakness - CAT 2016
There are students who have been preparing for CAT for 2 years and there are few who just started a few months before the exam. So is there any such optimum time with regards to preparation for the CAT exam which will help one Bell the CAT? The answer is there is no such optimum time. There are students who prepare for 2 years and crack CAT, and also there are ones who start preparing for CAT a few months before the exam and crack the CAT. Even though different aspirants have a different pace of preparation, the secret to success lies in the simple fact that they know their strengths better than their weaknesses. While this may sound contrary to popular belief, but the fact of the matter is , CAT being an exam of relative marking and ranking, it all comes down to who plays their cards well with what they have and not with what they wished they had.
IIM Raipur Media & PR Cell
Last Week Preparation Tips From A 99.8%iler In CAT - Abhishek K, IIM Kozhikode
Abhishek K. is currently in IIM Kozhikode. He scored 99.8 %ile in 2015 in his 1st attempt. He is a fresher with a degree in Chemical Engineering from IIT Gandhinagar.
Noel Roychoudhury
Five Last - Moment Tips For CAT 2016 - Arkaprabha Sanyal, 99.44%ile In CAT 2015 - IIM Udaipur
Hello Future MBAs,
IIM Udaipur
'Don’t Get Demotivated After Seeing Your Mock Score, They Aren’t Definitely The Marks You Would See On That Day' - Sajal Gupta, 99.26%ile In CAT 2015 - IIM Udaipur
Sajal Gupta graduated in B.Sc. Maths(H) from Deshbandhu College, Delhi University. He scored 99.26 percentile in CAT 2015. He was born and brought up in Mathura. He comes from a middle-class business family. He has interned in ISKCON organisation. He has a keen interest in following Indian politics and watching documentaries.
IIM Udaipur