CAT

There is no fixed number of Blood Relations questions in CAT. The topic may appear as part of Logical Reasoning set or may not be included in particular year.

CAT previous years' questions, official sample papers and standard preparation books such as How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning for CAT by Arun Sharma are useful resources.

Calendar is a useful topic, but it is not asked regularly as a standalone topic. Candidates should understand its basic concepts and practise previous years' questions.

There is no fixed number of Calendar questions in CAT. The topic may or may not appear in the exam, depending on the question paper.

It depends on your target colleges. If your goal is a top IIM, retaking and improving accuracy and section strategy may help. If your expected percentile fits your shortlist of colleges, you may choose to proceed with admissions and keep other exams as backup.

At this range, candidates typically look at mid-tier B-schools and some newer IIMs depending on category and profile.

At this range, candidates typically look at mid-tier B-schools and some newer IIMs depending on category and profile.

It is difficult but not impossible. Calls depend on category, academic record, work experience, diversity criteria and each IIM's yearly cutoff. Candidates in reserved categories or with strong profiles may receive calls from some newer IIMs.

65 marks in CAT exam is a decent, above-average score. However, It is not high enough for most older IIMs, but it can open options at other well-regarded B-schools.