A plan for the last few months to CAT 2010.
Sidharth Balakrishna, author and IIM alumnus, shares useful prep tips.
How you can make a lasting impression at your B-school GD.
Your plan of action should be decided based on all the practice and mock exams you might have taken and a careful analysis of your performance.
Find out why the computer-based CAT exam format shouldn't get you worried.
How should students prepare for the Reading Comprehension section and what questions could they be asked? We take a look.
This article examines how students can go about their preparation should they choose not to join a coaching institute.
So far, students have been quite used to taking written exams and now suddenly they are faced with an exam on a computer -- and that too such an important exam!
If you practice properly, it should be possible to do at least four questions per minute in this section, saving you time for other sections of the paper.
A look at the various types of questions that have made an appearance in the entrance exams of management schools.
A look at the various types of questions that have made an appearance in the entrance exams of management schools.
Some tips that may prove useful in scoring well in this section.
Here are some strategies that can be used to do well in the Quant section.
Before we embark on a strategy for tackling the English/ Verbal Aptitude section in CAT, it is important to understand that the norm in this section today is fewer but tougher questions with comprehension and understanding being the order of the day.
Sidharth Balakrishna, an MBA from IIM Calcutta and currently working at a global consulting firm in New Delhi, shares how he went about his CAT prep.
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