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VISHNU AGARWAL
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You are serious aspirant of CAT, you should focus solely on your profile building during initial years of graduation. Because, for getting into good Bschool, it is equally important to have a good profile. For that you can participate in various cocurricular and extracurricular activities. Also having good graduation aggregate is very important. You can start your entrance exam preparation during your final year. If you put 2 hrs a day for 4-5 months prior to examination and around 20 mock tests in month before CAT, then you can easily fetch around 99 percentile.
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Mansi Bhatia
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
Guide-Level 14
Dear Jyotishmoy,
As you are well aware that CAT has two sections namely; quantitative and qualitative. Section A is all just to check your mental awareness whereas section B tests your mathematical skills. Since, you are saying that you are weak in maths, hence my suggestion is that don't give CAT exam now. Wait-prepare-crack.
If you are aiming for any IIMs and FMS, then it is necessary for you to have 95% in your CAT (which is not possible if you are week in maths). I would suggest you to take drop after your graduation and stay focused in your maths preparation. This will surely maximize your chance of success.
You can check your cur
As you are well aware that CAT has two sections namely; quantitative and qualitative. Section A is all just to check your mental awareness whereas section B tests your mathematical skills. Since, you are saying that you are weak in maths, hence my suggestion is that don't give CAT exam now. Wait-prepare-crack.
If you are aiming for any IIMs and FMS, then it is necessary for you to have 95% in your CAT (which is not possible if you are week in maths). I would suggest you to take drop after your graduation and stay focused in your maths preparation. This will surely maximize your chance of success.
You can check your cur
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UMER MALIK
Beginner-Level 4
There are different books on different subjects & for reasoning (which is the main part in CAT). I will prefer 'How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning for Cat by ARUN SHARMA'.
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thakur garg
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Once you have completed your 12th. Along with your graduation, you can start preparing for CAT exams. Start from the basic concepts of reasoning.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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Keep practicing the questions from books for preparation of CAT exam. Join good institute's test-series to assess your weekly performance. Try to join test series with the maximum number of applicants, so that you will get a true picture. Practice a lot, memorize formulas and try to make simple tricks, if you find any difficult steps in solving questions.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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You can download previous year CAT question papers or model question papers available on various websites. You can refer books like Arun Sharma, Trishna, Pearson Guide to Quantitative Aptitude/ Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation/ Verbal Ability and Logical Reasoning for CAT by Nishit Sinha. You can appear for next year's CAT. Also, join a test-series of any good coaching institute. Weekly tests will help you to assess your preparation.
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Arpit dubey
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I am also a computer science executive student, and I am also planning to do MBA in 2018, because we are not getting results as we are hoping.
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