How should I prepare for CAT?

How to crack CAT and other exams related to MBA? Kindly suggest some good colleges other than IIMs.

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6 years ago
If you preparing by yourrself, few tips below mentioned can be helpful to you. 1 Identify first the Strengths and weaknesses section-wise 2 Understand the Basics first and make your concepts and fundamentals clear 3 Take as many Mocks as possible and analyse each mock to assess your performance 4 I

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pradeep bisht
7 years ago
Hello, There are 3 sections in CAT exam - Verbal Ability, DILR, Quants. VERBAL ABILITY Start reading newspaper daily to increase your reading speed and grasping power. Don't miss out the editorial page. Do proper analysis of articles on editorial page. Try to make summary of articles that you re

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Zubin Mehta
9 years ago
Coaching institutions like Career Launcher, IMS, CPLC, TIME and CATking are the best for preparation. FMS Delhi, MDI Gurgaon, IMI Delhi, IIFT Delhi, S. P. Jain, XLRI, SIBM Pune, MICA Ahmedabad, ISB Hyderabad, KJ Somaiya, Sydenham and JBIMS are few good colleges for MBA.

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aneesh ram
9 years ago
You can join a CAT coaching institute for its preparation.

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Hem kumar Bhargava
9 years ago
You may take guidance from those good students who are doing or did their MBA from top institutions.

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souradeep dey
9 years ago
You can take coaching from TIME or Career Launcher. The faculties here will guide you towards your desired institute.

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Dedicate one focused hour in the morning to QA formulas or an RC passage, one hour in the evening to DILR sets, and reserve weekends for full-length mocks and thorough review.

It is not too late, provided you adjust your scope. Focus directly on core topics, start taking sectional tests immediately, and spend time learning through mock test analysis.

Focus on formula sheets, mental math tables, grammar pointers, and your accumulated test error log. Avoid attempting full-length tests during the final three days before the exam.

Enrolling in a classroom programme is rarely practical with two months left. However, a dedicated mock test series or a targeted crash course for specific weak subjects can provide structured practice material.

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