I am from non-engineering background. Will preparing the mock tests provided by any coaching institute enough for the CAT 2016 preparation?

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Saurabh Bharti | Contributor-Level 10

2016-02-18 20:31:52

I believe 20 mock tests are sufficient for preparation of CAT. But at the same time you should cover entire course and practice problems topic wise as well. Any coaching institute you join will provide you with enough material. Hence you should not worry about this. Just start preparation.

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