Gourav Bhattacharya, CAT 2007 100-Percentiler
Time: 24 hours before the paper
This is when you should be looking at your books for the last time. It doesn’t matter how much you’re going to study on the last day - none of it is going to go into your head, and you are going to retain none of it. In fact, the more you study, the more you tend to forget. This is because before big exams such as the...
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
A very commonly asked question is about the relative importance given to different topics in the QA section of the CAT. The unpredictability of the CAT has been one of the reasons that make it difficult to bell.
The following chart shows us how much percent of the QA section of CAT 2004 to CAT 2008 was Arithmetic,...
Sunday, August 30, 2009
The other day a student remarked, “All these years I’ve taken so many different exams— subjective and multiple choice, with negative marking and without, in familiar or unfamiliar surroundings— but they were always paper based. We all were made to sit on separate benches in a school or college classroom and there were one or two supervisors to help us and monitor us. As long as I knew the subject,...
Friday, August 28, 2009
Patrick D'souza, CAT 2007 100-Percentiler
This is the time when you have already prepared with your basics and have started with your test series. You would have written a few tests but soon realize after a few that it is difficult to improve on your percentiles beyond a certain limit. So you go back to your books and study harder. But still your scores don’t improve. You get frustrated, which...
Friday, January 30, 2009
Munira Lokhandwala, CAT 2008 100-Percentiler
Hi Everybody,
I am sure that even before you start reading this article, many of you would have already made assumptions about my natural abilities based on my background and my consistent performances in CAT over the years. That is why I would like to tell you a little more about my background. All of us would remember the seventh standard scholarship...
Monday, January 19, 2009
Shantanu.Gangal, CAT 2008 100-Percentiler
Many students feel that the performance in Quant & Logic sections of the CAT written exam hit a ceiling at some point or the other. Thankfully, the Verbal section of the paper always has a scope of further improvement.
In this article we shall broadly try and understand what purpose the Verbal Section serves and how should we try and score well...
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