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Best of luck.
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For initial two months start preparing yourself with each week dedicating to a particular section and try to cover the maximum syllabus. After gaining confidence join a good test series and improve on weak topics. You need to utilise your time cautiously.
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Cracking CAT is not at all difficult if the preparation is done sincerely and smartly. The syllabus and exam pattern of CAT is designed in such a way that no one is given an unfair advantage over the others. You need to work a lot on your weak topics, give mock tests properly and analyse them, focus on learning shortcuts when required.
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