CAT is not a CAT-walk, we all know that. But it is not an incredibly tough nut to crack, either. People and websites have done it time and again; we are doing the same- only with a hope to do it in a more comprehensive and consolidated manner.
Here you go!- Adapt to your skill level
Always start out on an easy level. Don’t bombard yourself with the difficult ones, unless you are absolutely sure of your capabilities. Be flexible with yourself. Kick start with easy questions and then move on to moderate and difficult ones. Grasp the basics first, they are utterly important. Unless you are sure that you have nailed the basics, don’t move forward. Work on your basics till the time you have them out and through, says a professor at an MBA college Delhi.
- Prepare in whatever way you want
Be in full control of your CAT preparation. There will be teachers who will control the way you make way out for your preparations. For ex, they will tell you not to take full tests until June. But you don’t always have to follow the advices thrown at you. If you feel that you are ready to take up the tests as early as May or June, do it. If you don’t, then even that’s okay.
- Identify your areas of strength and weakness
Identify your areas of weakness and strength, work on them. Yes- work equally on both so as not to let you strength dwindle in the process of structuring your weakness. Chalk out a strategy, and practise.
- Don’t think, just work
Nurture realistic and sensible expectations. Don’t dream about getting into the top 10 MBA colleges in Delhi without giving in your best. Work first, dreams will follow suit.
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