CAT Rahasya: Unlock Your Potential in 90 Days!
With just 90 days left for the CAT exam, it’s time to focus on refining your preparation strategy and making the most of every minute. The next three months are crucial for boosting your percentile and securing a spot in your dream B-school. In this edition of CAT Rahasya, we reveal the secrets to acing the CAT exam with a clear, actionable 90-day plan.
1. Day 1-30: Building a Strong Foundation
In the first 30 days, focus on revising fundamental concepts, identifying weak areas, and solidifying your basics.
Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC):
Start with reading diverse materials: newspapers, editorials, and business magazines.
Practice RC passages daily. Aim to complete at least 2-3 passages each day.
Focus on vocabulary building through reading, flashcards, or apps.
Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR):
Solve basic DI sets and puzzles to build comfort with numbers and logic.
Identify common types of LR questions (arrangements, puzzles, Venn diagrams) and practice them regularly.
Quantitative Ability (QA):
Revise fundamental concepts in Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and Number Systems.
Practice topic-wise questions to strengthen your understanding.
Aim to cover the basics of each QA section within the first 30 days.
Key Rahasya:
During this phase, the key is consistent practice. Focus on accuracy and clarity in concepts. It’s important to track your progress through topic tests or small quizzes to measure improvement.
. Day 31-60: Strategic Practice & Mocks
The next 30 days are all about putting your knowledge to test through strategic practice and full-length mock exams.
Mock Test Strategy:
Begin by taking a mock test once a week. Analyze your performance thoroughly to identify patterns in your strengths and weaknesses.
Focus on improving your speed and accuracy, especially in the areas where you're lagging.
Sectional Focus:
VARC: Continue daily RC practice, focusing on speed. Work on para-jumbles and odd-sentence questions.
DILR: Start attempting medium-difficulty sets and practice questions involving combinations of DI and LR.
QA: Move on to higher-level questions. Practice problem-solving with time-bound tests for each topic.
Key Rahasya:
Mock analysis is your secret weapon. After each test, spend at least 2-3 hours reviewing your errors and figuring out how to improve your accuracy. Create a detailed error log and track common mistakes to avoid them in future tests.
1. Day 1-30: Building a Strong Foundation
In the first 30 days, focus on revising fundamental concepts, identifying weak areas, and solidifying your basics.
Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC):
Start with reading diverse materials: newspapers, editorials, and business magazines.
Practice RC passages daily. Aim to complete at least 2-3 passages each day.
Focus on vocabulary building through reading, flashcards, or apps.
Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR):
Solve basic DI sets and puzzles to build comfort with numbers and logic.
Identify common types of LR questions (arrangements, puzzles, Venn diagrams) and practice them regularly.
Quantitative Ability (QA):
Revise fundamental concepts in Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and Number Systems.
Practice topic-wise questions to strengthen your understanding.
Aim to cover the basics of each QA section within the first 30 days.
Key Rahasya:
During this phase, the key is consistent practice. Focus on accuracy and clarity in concepts. It’s important to track your progress through topic tests or small quizzes to measure improvement.
. Day 31-60: Strategic Practice & Mocks
The next 30 days are all about putting your knowledge to test through strategic practice and full-length mock exams.
Mock Test Strategy:
Begin by taking a mock test once a week. Analyze your performance thoroughly to identify patterns in your strengths and weaknesses.
Focus on improving your speed and accuracy, especially in the areas where you're lagging.
Sectional Focus:
VARC: Continue daily RC practice, focusing on speed. Work on para-jumbles and odd-sentence questions.
DILR: Start attempting medium-difficulty sets and practice questions involving combinations of DI and LR.
QA: Move on to higher-level questions. Practice problem-solving with time-bound tests for each topic.
Key Rahasya:
Mock analysis is your secret weapon. After each test, spend at least 2-3 hours reviewing your errors and figuring out how to improve your accuracy. Create a detailed error log and track common mistakes to avoid them in future tests.
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