How to crack CAT exam and what is minimum qualification of this exam.

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IIM Calcutta has formulated the CAT 2018 eligibility criteria. As per the official eligibility criteria of CAT 2018, a candidate should meet the following parameters-

Obtain a Bachelors Degree in any discipline with minimum 50 per cent marks or equivalent CGPA from a recognised university or educational institute.
The reserved category candidates, such as Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Persons with Disability (PWD), should secure minimum 45 percentage in Bachelors Degree in any discipline from a recognised university or educational institute.
The final year students of Bachelors degree/equivalent qualification exam and those who have completed degree course and are awaiting results can apply for CAT 2018 as well.
Aspirants with any professional degree with requisite percentage of marks will be eligible to appear for the exam.
Age Limit: There is no limit pertaining to age for appearing in CAT.

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Hii Shubham Saroj..

Follow the steps i give:

1. Don’t
compare your studying style to that guy who always scores 99+%le in mocks. The
simple reason being that he may have extremely different areas of strengths and
weaknesses than you. Don’t compare your efforts with the topper’s performance.
Just don’t. Create an excel sheet and find patterns from your performance in
mocks.

2. Don’t
be disappointed with the AIMCAT percentiles . They are a little harder
than the actual exam and may have a lot of variances. Focus on topics that you
are weak at- and try strengthening them. If you’re good at linear equations,
try to find out how you can solve a question in 10 seconds which presently
takes you 30 seconds.

3. Practise
a lot . No matter what your peers are doing, you shouldn’t be
distracted. One of friends never practised any maths or logic, but always ended
up scoring 98+%le in both QT and DI/LR. He also had 99.56 in CAT 2015. Some
people are smart. You’re smart too-just not in the same domain. Again, don’t
compare.

4. Increase
concentration. I feel that reading speed can increase on its own just by
being more concentrated. You won’t have to re-read a line 3 times because you
were lost thinking about the next season of Game of Thrones. Focus. That’s the
key.

5. Accomplish
daily goals . Set targets like solving 2 passages of Logical Reasoning in

Hello Shubham..

Thanks for contacting Careers360..

Identify the Strong areas of yours, work on that and also work the weak areas. Focus more on your strong areas, so that you can make best out of it. Give proper time of each section by dividing your time. Dedicate your time for each sections. Refer some good books for CAT available in the market and also try to solve the previous year question papers.

To increase your skills in Verbal section, read NewsPaper, Articles and Solve previous year question paper. Also, refer dictionary and pick 20-25 words per day and try to use those in your daily life.

You can also, take coaching from renowned coaching centers for CAT and MAT.

For more preparation guide, visit CollegeDekho Website, where you will get help for your CAT preparation.

All the best:)