How should I divide my time during the exam? Can I score more in a particular section?

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    Nitin M Pai CAT Topper

    7 years ago
    The CAT exam comprises of 3 sections and you are given strictly 1 hour for each section. Therefore there is no question of dividing time across sections. However, if you are enquiring about dividing time within each section, then I would suggest that it is important to divide equal time to all parts of the section and not miss out on say the last few questions of the paper because you took more time initially. If you do not get an answer or approach to a problem within a minute, its better to move on. Now coming to the scoring section part. Yes in absolute terms, there is disparity in terms of scores across sections. People who are str
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