Who to study for cat exam before 3 months left ?

Dear Ataur,

As the time approaches to the final date of CAT the way at this moment would be to get versed with how to attempt the exam in the most efficient way.

Please brush up the basics of the exams as soon as possible and start giving mocks. Mocks are the key to sucess in CAT.

CAT exam tests the general aptitude of the candidate so the correct temprament is really crucial while attempting the exam.

Also do not delay taking mocks until the syllabus is completed as that day would never come. Just start giving mocks and analyse each one of them thouroughly and make sure you do not repeat the same mistakes again and again.

Identify your weaker sections or chapters and work on them now. Simultaneously try to enhance your skill in your stronger sections.

With correct temprament and accuracy you can surely get a good percentile in exam.

Hi Ataur,

Thanks for approaching us. These 3 months are indeed crucial for CAT preparation. By now, you must have been ready with the concepts. This is the ideal time when you should start taking your mocks. While taking the mocks, remember to analysis your answers. Self-analysis or external assistance, both will work. After completing your mocks, start taking the previous years' CAT test papers. It would be great if you can take timed tests. Remember, selection of the right questions will let you kiss the feet of success with ease. Time management and accuracy will increase with practice.

To know more from the CAT 2017 toppers, please click on the links provided below-

How to prepare for CAT 2018 in 3 months

CAT Topper Interview

CAT will be conducted on November 25, 2018. I hope you have already applied!

Best wishes for your exam.

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