- Vysakh Murali - "Stay motivated. Take up some practice exams. Get the basics rights. It's all about how positive you are during the exam". Vysakh spent 2-4 hours every weekend to prepare for CAT. He recommends the TIME cat series to help with preparation.
- Vivek Mandal - "Take mock tests seriously and try to improve score". Vivek too prepared for the exams on his own. He recommends the Tata McGraw Hill CAT books and spent minimum 2 hours during the weekdays and 6 hours during the weekends.
- Rathish R - "Concentrate on one weak area each time you practice". The materials recommended by Rathish are Test funds, Hitbullseye and Time study materials. He also says that joining a coaching centre helps with making a disciplined approach to preparation.
- Srividya G - The advice from Srividya is to "Focus on concepts" . She used to work at least 12 hours per day but the Youtube Channel "Perfect Scores" helped her prepare for CAT.
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