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Study Plan for CAT 2013: Part 2

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sowmya

I tend to forget what I've learnt in the previous section when I move to the next section in quant. Any sugestions to improve that ?? Thanks in advance.

17 May 2013, 09.17 AM

Ravi Handa

@sowmya - I think a good idea for you would be to first cover the basics of all sections separately and then start giving full length tests. That way - you would keep in touch with all types of questions.

19 May 2013, 02.31 PM

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sir, i have given CAT in previous years and have scored badly. But, still i think the CAT is easily crackable. I've become more comfortable with certain topics of CAT and i m able to answer any level of difficulty from those topics. But, some topics like functions and graph, geometry,P&C haunt me....D.I .. i donno how to approach some of the questions.... and in verbal... i'm pretty much more than good in reading comp... i rarely make mistakes in these but when it comes to grammar , i lose marks in every way possible on earth.. would you be kind enough to help me??? can you help me with the way to overcome these??? P.S : i'm jobless and have not joined any coaching institutes.. so i have whole 100 days at my expense.

2 Jul 2013, 01.10 AM

Ravi Handa

@ talentedreamer - It is good that you have identified your weak areas. I would suggest that you spend more time on those. I would suggest the following steps: 1 - Clarify your basics in those topics. For this purpose you can try out a coaching institute, online coaching like mine http://www.wiziq.com/course/9277-lr-vr-di-ds-speed-calculations-quant-general-awareness (Use the code KIRA15 and get an additional 15% off) or free tutorials on youtube and other websites. 2. Practice some easy questions from www.indiabix.com 3. Practice some more questions from coaching institute material (IMS / CL) or books (Nishit Sinha, Quantum CAT, Arun Sharma, etc.) Just ensure that wherever you get stuck in the above 3 steps - figure out the reason behind it and try and resolve that doubt. Also, and I might be completely wrong about this, you sound a little demotivated from your message. I don't think that should be the case. You have enough time to reach your peak performance.

2 Jul 2013, 09.58 AM

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Please answer a very simple question which is haunting me, can I get into IIM without a coaching institute if I study by myself.....I really need an answer to this.

15 Jul 2013, 04.35 PM

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sowmya

I tend to forget what I've learnt in the previous section when I move to the next section in quant. Any sugestions to improve that ?? Thanks in advance.

17 May 2013, 09.17 AM

Ravi Handa

@sowmya - I think a good idea for you would be to first cover the basics of all sections separately and then start giving full length tests. That way - you would keep in touch with all types of questions.

19 May 2013, 02.31 PM

null null

sir, i have given CAT in previous years and have scored badly. But, still i think the CAT is easily crackable. I've become more comfortable with certain topics of CAT and i m able to answer any level of difficulty from those topics. But, some topics like functions and graph, geometry,P&C haunt me....D.I .. i donno how to approach some of the questions.... and in verbal... i'm pretty much more than good in reading comp... i rarely make mistakes in these but when it comes to grammar , i lose marks in every way possible on earth.. would you be kind enough to help me??? can you help me with the way to overcome these??? P.S : i'm jobless and have not joined any coaching institutes.. so i have whole 100 days at my expense.

2 Jul 2013, 01.10 AM

Ravi Handa

@ talentedreamer - It is good that you have identified your weak areas. I would suggest that you spend more time on those. I would suggest the following steps: 1 - Clarify your basics in those topics. For this purpose you can try out a coaching institute, online coaching like mine http://www.wiziq.com/course/9277-lr-vr-di-ds-speed-calculations-quant-general-awareness (Use the code KIRA15 and get an additional 15% off) or free tutorials on youtube and other websites. 2. Practice some easy questions from www.indiabix.com 3. Practice some more questions from coaching institute material (IMS / CL) or books (Nishit Sinha, Quantum CAT, Arun Sharma, etc.) Just ensure that wherever you get stuck in the above 3 steps - figure out the reason behind it and try and resolve that doubt. Also, and I might be completely wrong about this, you sound a little demotivated from your message. I don't think that should be the case. You have enough time to reach your peak performance.

2 Jul 2013, 09.58 AM

null null

Please answer a very simple question which is haunting me, can I get into IIM without a coaching institute if I study by myself.....I really need an answer to this.

15 Jul 2013, 04.35 PM