Is 3 months preparation enough for CAT?
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Hello,
Yes, they are sufficient, provided the basics are strong and one diligently gives the mock tests on a regular basis and analyzes them for the mistakes. All the best. -
If you follow a strict timetable and religiously give your mock tests, 3 months is enough for CAT preparation. -
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Break your preparation in 3 parts I. e basic, intensive, mock tests. CAT king books and mock tests which are available at CAT King CAT CET, SNAP NMAT, MICA, GRE GMAT Coaching classes can be referred for CAT preparation. One problem; multiple approaches-Most important trick. Take a simple problem and try solving it in many different ways. It helps you cultivate a quick-thinking ability and gives you contingency strategies in case you get stuck in t...more -
Hi Rahul, if you want to prepare for CAT in 3 months then you have to go through rigors 4 to 6 hours of study daily, reading English newspapers for enhancing the knowledge, thrice or twice a week mocks take and number of mocks to find your strengths and weakness, perfect the vocabulary part and most importantly logical reasoning and quant. If you prefect all these three then definitely you'll succeed.
All the best.
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