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9 years agoContributor-Level 7
The most common way to prepare for CAT is by joining an institute such as TIME or Tathagat. Depending on the region you stay in, you can find out the most renowned institute in your locality and choose. Also, there are multiple books that are available. You can also sign up for online courses to practice on your own.
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Guide-Level 13
To improve your vocabulary the best way is to read as many books as you can. Mark the words and look for the simplest meaning in dictionary and coordinate accordingly.
All the best!
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Contributor-Level 7
You can start preparing from right now. It's better to join a reputed coaching institute. But, as you have almost 2 years to give CAT 2018, start with self-study and go through all the basic and after knowing about your strength and weakness in different areas join a good coaching institute. This would ease your preparation a lot. Be like the tortoise from the motivating story "The Tortoise & Hare". Have the zeal like the tortoise and succeed.
All the best!
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Contributor-Level 10
Novels do have levels when related with CAT/XAT preparation. Talking about Indian issues, these are the novels you can prefer -
India after Gandhi
Getting India Back on Track
Day-to-Day Economics
The Argumentative Indian
The Last Mughal
India Unbound
Referring History, economics:
A Short History of Nearly Everything
Guns, Germs, and Steel
The World is flat
Freakonomics
The Undercover Economist
These are intended to help in your vocabulary as well as reading skills.
I hope this will help you.
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