Hey Paridhi ,

I hope you are absolutely fine. As per your mentioned query , you have to understand the exam pattern first. Its syllabus, the type of questions and so on. Here i am mentioning some tips i hope this will be helpful for you.

• Analyse the exam pattern first and read the syllabus thoroughly. So you will get to know what subjects and topics asked in the exam.
• Collect the resources which will be beneficial for you. Like some standard books , mock papers .
• Make your foundation strong so that you can solve the standard questions easily. As foundation is important to solve difficult questions.
• Current affairs also plays important role in this exam so make yourself update by knowing the current things in environment.
• Practice mocks so that your speed will also enhance.
• Give PYQs so you will have idea of questions coming in exam.
• Do revision weekly if you not revise whatever you study then you will forget the things. So revise weekly.

To know more you can refer this :

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-preparation-strategy

Revert for further query!

Good luck !

Hello

Here are the simple steps that will guide you regarding CAT:

• Know the syllabus first – focus on Quant, Verbal Ability, DILR.

• Start reading daily – newspapers or novels to improve your vocabulary and comprehension.

• Brush up your basics – especially in Maths (Class 6–10 level).

• Practice puzzles and sets – it helps in Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning.

• Take a diagnostic mock test – just to know where you stand.

• Make a study plan – divide time between all three sections.

• Join a coaching session or follow online videos if you need structure.

• Stay consistent and revise regularly – CAT is a marathon, not a sprint!

Hi aspirant,

1. To begin preparing for the CAT exam, the most important step is to properly understand the exam style and syllabus .
2. This includes becoming acquainted with the three sections (VARC), (DILR), and (QA) , as well as the sorts of questions given, the marking scheme (including negative marking for MCQs) , and the sectional time limitations (40 minutes per section) .
3. Create an organized study strategy when you've determined what to expect.
4. Focus on establishing a solid conceptual foundation in all areas .
5. Regularly practice questions from a variety of sources, such as CAT preparation books , previous year's papers , and online resources .
6. Crucially, begin taking full-length mock examinations early in your preparation to imitate exam settings, discover areas for improvement, and fine-tune your time management techniques.

CAT Preparation Tips for Beginners

You can also refer to the link given above for more information on the same.

All the best!