How can I prepare for CAT during B.Sc?

Hello, These are some of the tricks or way to crack your CAT examination: *Vocabulary: Many questions on VA will use words that you do not typically see in normal conversation. If you know the meanings, it will be much easier to score.-Learn 20 words in the morning on weekdays (Monday to Friday) - Revise these words once or twice through the day. - On weekends, revise the words learnt over the week. *Reading skills: The more you read, the better you'll get at comprehensions and other questions on VA. Practice comprehensions from sample papers, previous year papers, study material from coaching classes, etc. *Logical reasoning: This section is actually fairly intuitive, but comes with a little bit of practice. The type of questions that are asked is limited. So with practice, you get to know the techniques required to solve different kinds of questions. * Data interpretation: This is almost similar to LR in terms of how to master this section. One very important point for the exam is that you'll find 2 kinds of questions - (1) those that require some calculation, and (2) those that require a lot of calculation. * Quantitative ability: Practice the important topics well, and you should be good to go. This will also require some judgement: several questions in my paper were fairly non-trivial. You need to be able to identify them quickly.

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Hi, You can enroll yourself in institutes like TIME and if not, then try to read newspapers like The Hindu and make your vocabulary perfect. Try by yourself mock tests every week and try to enhance your English skills and see the previous year question papers.

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