50 days to CAT exam

50 days to CAT exam Hi Guys, This video below talks about 50 days to CAT exam. 50 days 50% prep 50 mocks 50 ques/topic 50% of your CAT preparation is based on last 50 days. This plan will help you make final strategy for CAT this year. Week by week plan for CAT Week 1 – Visual Geometry Week 1 – RC Shortcuts Week 2 – Equations Polynomials Week 2 – Grammar – SC12 – 12 shortcuts Week 3 – Vedic Numbers Week 3 – Vocab & FIB Week 4 – Dirty (Modern) Quant Week 4 – Para Jumbles and Completion Week 5 – Arithmetic, PnC, prob Week 5 – Critical and Verbal Reasoning Week 6 – DI Without Pen Week 6 – Logical Reasoning CAT overall Workshop Rav Singh is alumni of JBIMS and a Management consultant in a UK based consulting form 1 Temperature Check 2 Complete the basics 3 Sectional tests and exercises 4 Start taking mocks every week 5 Improve your weaker section Find shortcuts and strategies: Prepare for cat: 1. Temperature check Most common question in the mind of most of the students is where to start! this temperature check tool will help you analyze where you stand and how much improvement you need. Spend around 1 hour to 30 mins on this and at the end of it you will get a clear picture of your performance. Prepare for cat: 2. Complete the basics | Revise the basics By basics we mean what should be able to solve every question given in the books without any problem. If you have already completed the material available to you then move on to other books we would recommend RS Agrawal for all topics. Once you have completed the basics start the cycle of revising them all. You will definitely score more than 80%ile in CAT if you have done the basics. Prepare for cat: 3. Sectional Tests and exercises Start taking sectional tests and time based exercises. We would recommend taking 2 – 3 tests a week will see where you stand and how much improvement you need. If you are unable to find any books with enough tests then start using your current book and start taking tests of 20 – 40 questions in 30 minutes. Prepare for cat: 4. Start taking mocks We consider mocks to be kicks. Start taking mocks once every week, this will help you gauge your performance and know where you stand. Mock scores will also help you identify your aim and strategy for the last few months before CAT. Please start your mocks even if you have not completed the chapters. Completing everything is a never ending process so start taking mocks from this week onward. We have good mock taking strategies program called mock engineering program but we won’t open our cards till you have solved a few mocks and have made some strategies. Then call us and we will help you frame a fool proof strategy for mocks. It takes 2 hours to take a mock but will take another 2 hours to analyse the mocks. We have created a flowchart which will help you know where you stand and how much improvement you need in every section. Analysis should include your attempted, non-attempted questions. Silly mistakes and guess work attempts. Prepare for cat: 5. Identify and improve your weak area: It will take one month to improve your weaker section. If you like a stranger and directly propose her she will slap! So first know her by talking to her, take her out for coffee then give your luck a try. Similarly start with the solved examples to know the topic well. Then try some more exercises to gain knowledge about the subject. Finally try to take some sectional tests to see your performance.