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25th July 2011, 02:50 PM
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How to prepare for the CAT exam?
Dear sir,
i just taking a cat coaching classes i just want to know how i can prepare my cat classes is just a two hours in weekend for two days,i m planning to give the cat exam in this yr also bcoz i dont have so much of time to prepare,so can u helpme abt this need.Another question i just want to ask u when i studies the cat material,is it hamful to my mat exam also,can i easily give the mat exam also with i m studies of cat materials. Regard, Preet |
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22nd August 2011, 04:36 PM
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CAT exam preparation requires good planning.It includes
1. Quantitative Ability 2. Data Interpretation. 3. English (Verbal/Reading Comprehension) For that you should possess good analytical skills, should know basics of maths of class x-xii Your preparation for CAT will help you in solving problems of MAT.So it is enough that if you prepare well in CAT you will succeed in MAT also. CAT is a test of your managerial aptitude and managerial skill sets like: ~ Time management ~ How you handle pressure and uncertainty ~ Decision making Remember, CAT is not about solving 150 questions in 120 minutes. It is about solving 90 to 95 questions with 85 to 90 percent accuracy. Tips for the preparation: Tip 1: Handle pressure and uncertainty well. And reap the rewards! Tip 2: Sequence and prioritise-- your mantras for success Try to solve the previous years question papers. |
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22nd August 2011, 04:53 PM
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hi,
the best way to prepare for cat exam is just join TIME institute and follow whatever they say.practice well their material.more importantly practice their AIMCAT thats enough they are designed in such aa way that they are far difficult than the actual cat exam.all the best.... |
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22nd August 2011, 06:46 PM
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CAT exam includes:-
1. Quantitative Ability. 2. Data Interpretation. 3. English (Verbal/Reading Comprehension). For that you should possess good analytical skills, should good knowledge of maths of class x-xii. CAT is a test of your managerial aptitude and managerial skill sets like: **Time management. **How you handle pressure and uncertainty. **Decision making. CAT is not about solving 150 questions in 120 minutes. It is about solving 90 to 95 questions with 85 to 90 percent accuracy. Tips for the preparation: **Handle pressure and uncertainty well. And reap the rewards! **Sequence and prioritise your mantras for success. **Try to solve the previous years question papers. Thanks! |
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7th September 2011, 12:46 AM
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Hi ,
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7th September 2011, 01:58 AM
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At first remember CAT is a test of your managerial aptitude and managerial skills like -
1. Time management 2. Handling the pressure and uncertainty. 2. Decision making You don't need to solve 150 questions in 120 minutes .If you can solve 90 to 95 questions with 80 to 85 percent accuracy , you will crack it with good ranks . There are some important tips of preparation for CAT- 1.Have a reflex strategy. 2.then decided the sequence you will attempt the various sections . 3.Allocate a time for each section . 4.Don't over burden your self at the last time . 5.Revise the math formulas at the last moment . 6.Read news papers daily . 7.Practice the maths of 8th,9th,10th. 8.For the first 3 to 4 minutes scan the hole question and find out the easy questions. Thank you |
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7th September 2011, 10:11 AM
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***CAT***
CAT is a multiple choice examination designed to test a candidates ability & aptitude for the admission in Indian institute of management(IIM).This entrance test is one of the standard tests fur the admission of country's elite B-Schools. CAT exam preparation requires good planning.It includes 1. Quantitative analysis 2. Data Interpretation. 3. Reading comprehension and verbal ability. --For that you should possess good analytical skills, should know basics of maths of class x-xii Your preparation for CAT will help you in solving problems of MAT.So it is enough that if you prepare well in CAT you will succeed in MAT also. CAT is a test of your managerial aptitude and managerial skill sets like: ++ Time management ++How you handle pressure and uncertainty ++ Decision making Remember, CAT is not about solving 150 questions in 120 minutes. It is about solving 90 to 95 questions with 85 to 90 percent accuracy. Tips for the preparation: Tip 1: Handle pressure and uncertainty well. And reap the rewards! Tip 2: Sequence and prioritise-- your mantras for success Try to solve the previous years question papers. ##for more details visit : www.catiim.in THANK YOU... |
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18th December 2011, 05:07 PM
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sir,i'm a student pursuing my 3rd b.tech.i'm very much interested to take the cat examination.is it better for me 2 join the cat classes now or do i have 2 in my vacation in the month of may?plz suggest me which one is a btr option 4 me to take it?
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19th December 2011, 01:50 AM
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CAT is exam conducted for admission in mba in various institute.. for cat one should be able to solve math problem at the fastest rate.. so for preparation i would advice you to keep practising with the help of either coaching or reference books
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15th January 2012, 10:11 PM
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the best way to prepare for cat exam is
just join TIME institute and follow whatever they say.practice well their material.more importantly practice their AIMCAT thats enough they are designed in such aa way that they are far difficult than the actual cat exam.all the best.... |
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16th January 2012, 08:19 PM
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Sir i am student of bca 3rd semster and i want to do mba from cat entrance.
Is it right for me or no plz answer in [email protected] |
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27th January 2012, 10:56 AM
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Ans:
** Of course you can appear for CAT, MAT, XAT entrances even though you didn't have 60% aggregate in your academics ** Only thing I would like to say is, Some Universities and colleges needs 60% aggregate in your academics in order to give you admission ** So after you have qualified and applying to the colleges for admissions then only you will face this problem(Lack of 60% in your academics) ** So happily write CAT, MAT, XAT exams All the Best |
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27th February 2012, 01:43 AM
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the best way to prepare for cat exam is
just join TIME institute and follow whatever they say.practice well their material.more importantly practice their AIMCAT thats enough they are designed in such aa way that they are far difficult than the actual cat exam.all the best.... |
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29th February 2012, 09:31 PM
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How to prepare for the CAT exam?
Ans: ** Of course you can appear for CAT, MAT, XAT entrances even though you didn't have 60% aggregate in your academics ** Only thing I would like to say is, Some Universities and colleges needs 60% aggregate in your academics in order to give you admission ** So after you have qualified and applying to the colleges for admissions then only you will face this problem(Lack of 60% in your academics) ** So happily write CAT, MAT, XAT exams All the Best |
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14th March 2012, 11:34 AM
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sir and mam i m a studnt of B.B.A. 2rd year and i want to prepare the cat exam so plz tel me hw i prepare for cat from starting...
and i want to do mba from cat entrance. Is it right for me or no.PLZ Answer me in [email protected] |
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19th March 2012, 09:34 PM
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sir/mam i m a student of b.com part2 & i want to prepare tha cat exam so please tel me how i prepare 4 cat exam from starting and i want to do mba from cat entrance............
plz answr me in [email protected] |
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1st February 2013, 03:56 PM
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Dear...
Nothing is impossible for anyone. The thing that matters here is the way you prepare for the tough exam of CAT. If you have dedicated enough and plan your study well in advance then you can clear it very easily. Here are some tips for you. :- 1. First of all make a chart where you have to write which all topic you have to study 2. Then start with the basics and clear your all basic doubts 3. After that Start with the subject that sounds to hard to you 4. Make a time table and give proper time to every subject 6. Focus more on the hard subjects and also give time to the easy ones 7. Do not hesitate to clear your doubts 8. Read daily newspaper ( at least two) 9. Solve mock test paper and sample paper 10. One important thing is to focus more on Time management as it is important One thing that can save your time is to first solve all the questions and after that you must fill that in OMR as it will save a lot of time for you. Everything is possible so just direct your energy in the right direction. mat exam and CAT syllabus are same but you can not clear CAT with MAT study material but you can clear MAT with CAT study material as CAT has high standard as compare to the CAT. All the very best for the exam Hope it will help Cheers...!!! |
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1st February 2013, 07:47 PM
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dear friend,
For the CAT entrance exam preparation first you must be know the syllabus of CAT entrance exam which are follows: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvjZj...layer_embedded BOOKS for the CAT preparation : 1.For Quantitative APtitude Arun Sharma S.K sharma Nishant Sinha 2. Logical reasoning and quatitative aptitude career Launchar LR Dl book Shakuntala devi book 3. For verbal ability book SAT preparation normal Levis vocabulary book Career Launcher Rc 2 from thi slink you can prepare your CAT entrance exam through the Module test exam like http://cat.jumbotests.com/tests/cat-preparation-test best of luck ! thank you! |
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30th June 2013, 11:55 PM
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Hi
CAT would be conducted from 16th october to 11th november CAT has following section CAT Verbal/English Ability Syllabus: Reading comprehension, verbal reasoning, syllogisms, analogies, antonyms and synonyms, fill in the blanks, sentence correction, idioms, etc. CAT Quant/Maths Ability Syllabus: Nu,ber systems, geometry, trogonometry, probability, permutation combination, algebra, mensuration, time and work, averages, percentages, profit and loss, quadratic and linear equations, etc. CAT Data Interpretation Syllabus: Interpretation and analysis of data based on text, tables, graphs (line, area), charts (column, bar, pie), venn diagram, etc. CAT Logical Reasoning Syllabus: Clocks, calendars, binary logic, seating arrangement, blood relations, logical sequence, assumption, premise, conclusion, linear and matrix arrangement, etc you can refer to following books Arun Sharma Arihant publication R S Agarwal You can also join any good coaching like T.I.M.E. all the best |
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11th July 2015, 03:54 PM
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CAT stands for Common Admission Test. The Exam is conducted for the admission in MBA.
How To Prepare for CAT Exam? 1. Make Proper Schedule 2. Make your Basics Clear 3. Learn shortcut for Aptitude, Reasoning. 4. Solve Problems on Blood Relations 5. Solve Previous year papers. 6. Believe in your self and do hard work. 7. You have to show full dedication in preparation. 8. You can also join some coaching institute. 9. You can also refer Arun Sharma Book for CAT. |
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