What all do I need to do to crack CAT in the first attempt itself?

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    Harsh Ranjan College Selection Expert | Scholar-Level 17

    8 years ago
    Tomorrow is too late, yesterday is over and now is the exact right time to start! CAT aspirants, it is very important to allocate enough time while preparing to the basic section. Here are a few tips to crack this exam in the first attempt.
    1.The foremost thing that you need to choose is whether to go for coaching or to take self preparation. If you have decided to prepare by own take the help of a consultant.
    2.Go through the syllabus thoroughly and start preparation from basics, after clearing with basic part you will be able to understand the rest of the part clearly. Get all the information related to CAT Exam.
    3.To check your knowled
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    GAURAV PRAJAPATI | Contributor-Level 9

    8 years ago
    To crack CAT exam in first attempt you need to be very focused at your goal throughout your preparation. Apart from this here are few tips to crack CAT exam:
    1. Practice! Practice! Practice! Yeah, practice is the key for the CAT exam. The more you practice,the better you will be in terms of speed and accuracy. Also, you will be more confident during CAT exam if you have practice decent amount of CAT level questions.
    2. Read lot of articles, novels and newspaper (like The Hindu) because it will help you to crack verbal section of CAT exam. So read for half an hour to one hour daily so that reading is in your habit.
    3. Give lot of mocks so
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