I have started preparing for CAT so can you please share your experience how you had done your preparation.

I want to take admission in IIFT, FMS or IRMA, please guide

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Tata Subramanian | Contributor-Level 7

6 years ago

Hi Vipin, You can browse through many blogs written about preparation of CAT, hence i wont be sharing on the details of how to prepare. However based on my personal experience i would suggest that you should take up a cat course in a reputed institute and prepare for at-least 6 months or more.

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