LRDI is one of those sections in CAT that can mess with your head. Some days, the sets just click. Other days, even the first question feels like a dead end. I’ve had my fair share of both, and over time, I realized something important—LRDI isn’t about remembering formulas. It’s about how you approach each problem. Here’s how I slowly got better at it with these LRDI Preparation tips:
Here from an NMIMS MBA student on how he navigated his 2nd attempt in MBA exams alongside his jib.
When I first attempted CAT, I didn’t get the results I wanted. The fear of a gap year haunted me, especially because I had already taken a year off after my 12th before starting my undergraduate studies. My undergrad college didn’t have the concept of placements, which made things even more uncertain. I wasn’t just dealing with an unsatisfactory CAT score; I was facing a complete lack of direction. I didn’t know whether to reattempt the exams or to take whatever college I was getting. The thought of being stuck in limbo while my peers moved ahead was terrifying.
Preparing for entrance exams is a long, overwhelming, and exhausting journey. There will be times when you would start doubting yourself or would want to leave for comfort. But a few months in the right direction will help you sit and be a part of the right MBA college. So, this is a starting guide for this year’s MBA and management exam aspirants.
The syllabus for the quants section is vast. CAT aspirants face problems with completing it and the numerous resources available for it. The first thing at this time is not to juggle between different sources to complete your basics and concepts for various chapters of the QA section. Stick to one resource to cover your topic once
In this article, we have shared tips to take your VARC game to the top if you struggle with RCs or Verbal Ability. Most students face the problem of retaining the RC text and option elimination. Boost your CAT 2024 VARC score in 60 days with our targeted strategies.
Should you stick to a minimum number of questions? The simple answer is NO, you can not pre-determine the number of questions you should/must attempt to attain, say 95 %tile. Multiple reasons would affect the number of questions you attempt.
Many aspirants face difficulty clearing the sectional cut-off for one of the three sections while their overall percentile clears the 90th percentile. The article lists the top MBA colleges in India with no sectional percentile criteria as per their last admission cycle.
In this blog post, we have shared preparation tips and strategies for the last 75 days of the CAT 2024 preparation. The latter part highlights the unending question,” Has anyone cracked the CAT exam in x months?”
Indian Institutes of Management is on every aspirant’s dream college list. MBA aspirants are often blinded by the IIM tag that they overlook top Non-IIM institutions in front of new IIMs. This content piece highlights the top Non-IIM MBA Colleges in India 2024 through the CAT exam.
In this article, we have summarized the information regarding CAT Convenor Prof. Ramya T Venkateswaran and CAT 2024 expected paper pattern. The latter part also highlights the CAT 2018 paper by IIM-C. Get insights regarding expected important topics.
Last year, the registrations for the CAT 2023 examination recorded a massive number of 3.3 lakh students. Out of these, 2.88 lakh students appeared for the exam the highest since the inception of the exam. The number of MBA aspirants has increased in recent years, and a similar trend is expected.
Arsh Ahluwalia is a B.Com Honours graduate from Sri Venkateswara College, DU. He has one year of work experience from Moody's Investor Services and dreams of making a career in the finance domain. Academics- 8/9/7 Work Ex- 1 Year Read his preparation strategies and how he improved his weakest section here
Though every aspirant’s dream is to maximize his or her score, setting a target percentile helps execute the preparation plan better and modify test-taking strategies. The article summarizes the score vs percentile trend, and correct questions attempted over the last two years to show how the exam has progressed.
- AVICHAL AGRAWAL, IIM LUCKNOW CO'23
When I set out to write the first one in the series of these posts, my agenda was pretty simple and straight. I looked back 2 years to when I was vying to get into a desired B-school and was overwhelmed about approaching the preparation stage. One particular dilemma I faced in the nascent stages of my preparation was related to the approach I should take to derive the maximum benefit from mocks.
In this video, Ashish Sen, IIM Bangalore, and Kevil Shah, SPJIMR Mumbai have shared some reading resources which can help you get over your fear of VARC and ace the CAT.