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Aug 5, 2022 B-school Discussions

Can average students get into FMS?

This article is for those students who want to get into FMS College. We are going to discuss the selection criteria, strategy, and profile to get into the FMS. The very first thing to discuss is the complete journey to cracking FMS.FMS is in Delhi, also known as "The Red Brick", as the infrastructure of the college is made with red bricks. The fees for a two-year MBA programme are around 2 lakhs, while the average pay for an internship is around 2.62 lakhs, and the highest stipend for an internship is around 5 lakhs. And the average placement from the same college has gone up to 58 lakhs, and the average placement is 32 lakhs approx.Average student with 60% graduation, 77 in class 10th, 66 in class 12th, or anyone with gap years and graduation backlogs. Can these students get into the FMS? and the answer is yes. We cannot deny that the profile is important, but CAT scores are required to get into a good B-School. The percentile required to get into the FMS is 99+. You have to score 99+ percentile in the CAT and have to be more focused on VARC as the weightage of VARC is quite higher in the FMS . If your English is not good enough, then please focus on your English learning skills. The conclusion so far is that students who want to get into FMS should focus more on the VARC section.In the first level of interviews, your 10th and 12th marks are not counted. FMS gives 2000 calls every year, from which 300 people are selected. Graduation marks are not focused too much on the selection.The very first thing is that no student is an average student. If you have a bad profile, be more focused on CAT. Have faith in yourself. Start your preparation with reading. Read as much as you can because reading will help you improve your vocabulary and make you good at VARC. Students must be more focused on their strengths; see in which section you are strong and stay focused to make that better. Do not be afraid of your weaknesses, so keep improving them. 25% of your CAT is made up of RCs, so focus on RCs too.You must regularly give the mocks as they not only tell you about your scores but also which sections you are weak in and on which topics you must be more focused. CATKing provides you with the actual CAT mock along with the analysis of the mocks, where someone from IIM will solve that complete mock with you. They will give the strategy of how to give the exam. Give at least one mock every week.Strategy for the Next 4 MonthsYou have 120 days left from the CAT exam, which is really enough for the CAT preparation. At the start of 1 month, you have to study 2 hours daily , where you have to attend the live lectures and also study the study materials provided to you by CATKing. So start solving the LOD 1 and LOD 2 CATKing Bibles and give the sectional mocks regularly. Then in the month of October, you have to study for 4 hours, and for the month of November, study at least 5 hours . Do solve the old CAT papers regularly. So, this is all about cracking CAT and getting into the FMS. Stay positive and work hard.

Aug 2, 2022 CAT 2022 Discussions

MEDIA RELEASE for CAT 2022

Media Release for CAT 2022 July 31, 2022: According to CAT Centre 2022, the following are the important announcements for the candidates appearing for CAT 2022:Registration Deadline: Registration for CAT 2022 opens on Wednesday, August 03 at 10.00 am and closes on Wednesday, September 14, 2022 at 5.00 pm. The CAT convenor urges the test takers to register well in advance to have a hassle-free registration process and to avoid a last-minute rush. CAT 2022 will be conducted in test centres spread across around 150 cities. Candidates will be given the option to choose from six optional cities. The CAT Centre will try its best to ensure that a candidate gets one of the preferred options. In the event of high demand in a particular region, CAT Centre reserves the right to allot a centre close to any of the preferred options. Once a centre is allotted to a candidate, no change is permitted. CAT 2022 will be conducted on November 27, 2022 (Sunday) in three sessions. The duration of the test will be 120 minutes. There will be three sections:Section I: Verbal Ability and Reading ComprehensionSection II: Logical Reasoning and Data InterpretationSection III: Quantitative AbilityCandidates will be allotted exactly 40 minutes to answer questions in each section, and they will not be allowed to switch from one section to another while answering questions in a section. Tutorials to understand the format of the test will be available on the CAT website. Candidates are advised to work on the tutorials available on the CAT website well in advance.COVID and Possible DisruptionsProf. Ashis Mishra, Convenor of CAT 2022, says that the preparations and conduct of the exam are being done with COVID-19 appropriate behaviour and suggested protocols. The information provided by the CAT website is contingent upon the decisions and directions issued from time to time by the Central and State governments and IIMs. Candidates are advised to regularly check the CAT website for the latest information.

Jul 30, 2022 CAT 2022 Discussions

CAT 2022 NOTIFICATION DATE

CAT 2022 Notification date is out CAT 2022 Aspirants: CAT notification dates are out now. This time, CAT is conducted by IIM-Bangalore and Prof. Ashis Mishra is the CAT Convener. CAT 2022 registration will begin on August 5, 2022, and the deadline to apply for this exam is September 15, 2022, so you have plenty of time to apply. However, fill out the application form as soon as possible. You can download the admit card from October 25, 2022 till November 27, 2022. The CAT exam will be held on November 27, 2022, and the result date for CAT 2022 is January 5, 2023. Put all of your efforts into passing the CAT; the CATKing Family will be there for you at all times. ALL THE BEST!!!

Jul 25, 2022 CAT 2022 Discussions

CAT PREPARATION 2023

Hello everyone!!! This is a post for students who want to take the CAT exam next year and want to start studying early to gain a competitive advantage. Today we are going to discuss the strategies of how and when to start for CAT 2023. So, the very first piece of advice from our side is to make this exam your priority. Set your goal and prepare with the dedication, hard work, and aim that you will be going to the top colleges. So, the journey of your preparation will start from the "MUST DO THINGS," which includes reading comprehension. If you want to do something good in your life, then start reading English, which includes your reading comprehension, novels, and articles. In today’s era, if you want to work globally and want to make global connections, then you must be strong in English. After English, the second and most important thing is aptitude. Nowadays, many companies will take your aptitude test as a test for knowledge and logic. College students must begin preparing for the CAT exam in their second-to-last year of college, which states that you are eligible for the CAT exam when you are in your final year, but you must begin preparing for it in your second-to-last year. Begin raising your graduation scores above 7. Focus on your profile building as this is a must for cracking the TOP Collages. Participate in internships and be a part of any department or group at your college. Start working in NGOs, which will upgrade your profile. Make a habit of reading as much as you can. Start reading the newspaper, read the business news, sports news, etc. Before going to sleep, you must read for 30 minutes. Do the certification courses. The CAT exam syllabus last year had 66 total questions, which included 24 from the VARC section, 20 from the DI-LR section, and the rest, 22 from the Quant’s section. To score 99%ile in CAT, you only need to bring 50% marks, whereas for 90%ile, you only need to bring 33% marks. To know the total cost of your MBA entrance exam, here is the link for all the exams, including non-CAT exams: https://catking.testpress.in/p... For your preparation, you have 2 options. First, you can go with self-study, where you can go with Arun Sharma Books for CAT, and there are many such books which are available on the market. Or you can also join any of the coaching which will give you the correct guidance and many tricks that are going to help in your exam. The CAT exam comes in 3 sections, which are Quants, which include Numbers, Arithmetic, Geometric, Algebra, and Modern Math; the second is Verbal Ability, which includes Reading Comprehension, Para Jumbles, and Para Summary; and the last is DI-LR, which includes Types or Graphical Questions and Logical Questions. Study plan for those taking the CAT in 2023: You have almost 1.5 years to create a study plan, which you must strictly adhere to.Now come to FMS College, whose college fees are approx. 2 lakhs. The average package for this college is Rs. 30 lakhs. So please do not lose your dedication, keep on doing hard work and crack CAT! For starting the CAT preparation from now, there is a sufficient time period for you. For students who are already enrolled in CATKing, there is a full strategic dashboard for you where you are getting a complete structured course for you, where you are getting daily live classes which you have to take regularly, and then you are getting all the concept builder videos which cover all the topics from all the sections which come in CAT. With this, you are getting CATKing Bibles, which are specially designed according to level of difficulty. You are also getting access to section-wise test series and actual CAT Mocks. In the CATKing Dashboard, you can access other exams such as NMAT, CET, SNAP, and others, where you can give mock exams designed for the various exams.What you must do is just attend all the daily live classes. After attending the live classes, we recommend you watch the concept builder videos, which will clear all your doubts, and after that, start solving the LOD 1 CATKing E-Book and finish all the LOD 1 and LOD 2 CATKing Bibles. The 40-day challenge is ideal for you because you can complete it 2-3 times to clear all your doubts, and then return to LOD 2 to continue practicing.You only have to give 1 hour daily to the CATKing and 1 hour for self-study. That will be enough for the preparation to target the 2023 CAT. To know more about the preparation strategy, this video will be helpful to you:

Jul 14, 2022 B-school Discussions

MBA Exams to Apply?

Hi Aspirants,This blog is to inform you of all the entrance exams you must take. Your journey to your exams will start in October. The very first exam thatyou have to give is not CAT. The first exam is NMAT, do the preparation intensive, which not only covers the CAT but all the other exams like SNAP, NMAT, XAT, IIFT, etc. A small suggestion: please do not save money on education. NMAT is the exam that is going to be held in October. There are only 2.5 months left until the NMAT exam. This year, approximately 191 CATKing students were sitting in Narsee Monjee, please do listen to Anisha Mam, your NMAT guide for the exam. She will provide you with all the resources,and timetable according to the batch. The cost is 2300 per attempt for NMAT and there are 3 attempts. Our suggestion is to give at least 2 exams, as NMAT is the adaptive exam. If the student is weak, the questions in the exams will be based on your knowledge.The questions will go accordingly. You can easily score 200 on the NMAT exam. There are many more colleges that take the same exams.After the NMAT exam in November, you will be giving the CAT exam. November 27 is the date for your CAT exam. It is the most standard exam and in 2022, the exam setter for CAT will be IIM Bangalore. The number of questions is dependent upon time. If the exam isFor 2 hours, the number of questions is approximately 66, while if the time is extended to 3 hours, there will be 100 questions including all the 3 sections. The range is between 66 and 100 questions. The cost of this exam is 2200 rupees for general and SC-ST. The price is 1100 only.In December, on December 4, there will be another exam, which is the IIFT. The IIFT exams include GK questions. The cost for this exam is :The general fee is Rs. 2500, and the SC/ST fee is Rs. 1,000. After this exam on December 10, the exam name is MICA. MICA is a good college for marketing. The cost for this exam is 2100 and there is less weightage than CAT. The average package of this college is 19 lakhs. There are 54% who are non-engineers in the college. On December 18, you will be giving the SNAP 1 exam.One has 60 minutes and must attempt 60 questions. The cost for this exam is 1950 where you can give the same exam 2 times.Then it comes to January; on January 6, you are going to give the XAT exam. This exam costs 1800, and it is a difficult exam.It includes a new section, which is decision-making. Approximately 40 students from CATKing are currently sitting in XLRI. Following this exam on January 8th, is SNAP 2, and SNAP 3 is on January 15. After the SNAP exam comes the MICAT, and the cost of this exam is 2100. The TISSNET exam is around mid-January, which is slightly easier as compared to others. This exam also comes with a GK section.Now it comes to February, in which there is no exam, but you will be getting calls to form different collages for your GDPI based on your score. On March 26, there will be an exam which is CMAT, which is also a slightly easy exam, and GK will also come in the same exam. There were 4 sections, 25 per question. SRCC is the exam that is going to be held in March. The cost of this exam is 2500 for general and Rs. 1500 is for SC ST. At the end of March, you will be giving CET, whose cost is Rs. 1000 for general.For the GK section, you must read the TOI, a newspaper, which covers all the current affairs and business news, which is not that hard.

Jul 6, 2022 CAT 2022 Discussions

CAT 99 percentile strategy

CAT 99 percentile Strategy!!!! What to study?The very first thing to do is to start working on your vocabulary. Focus on new and different types of words written in a notebook. Start reading Word Power Made Easy, in which there are too many new words that are important for CAT. Word power simplified can be completed in just 12 days!! A minimum of 30 minutes daily, read 2 comprehension daily, solve 2 para jumbles, 2 para summary, and 2 out of context daily. Watch the concept builder videos of Word Power Made Easy from the CATKing Dashboard. The Importance of Vocabulary Vocabulary helps in effective communication.Improve fluency in the language.It improves comprehension skills.If you have more words in your basket, you have already won half of the battle in group discussions.Good vocabulary makes your personality impressive.A rich vocabulary makes you more persuasive.

Jul 5, 2022 CAT 2022 Discussions

Can I get an IIM in 5 months?

Can I get an IIM in 5 months? Can I crack CAT if I start preparing in July? The answer is YES. Anyone can crack the CAT in 1.5 years, 1 year, 6 months, 5 months, or even 2 months, depending on how much effort you put into your preparation, how dedicated you are, and how consistent you are. Anyone can also crack the CAT in months. Simply set your goal of attending an IIM or a large B-school and begin preparing for it. Some of them have already cracked in 2 months. Some of them are those who have already given CAT earlier, some who are going into Quants, some who have already prepared for exams like JEE, etc. Cracking CAT means getting into an IIM; you can achieve the 90%ile in CAT in just two months.90%ile in CAT results in only 33% marks in CAT. You will be given 40 minutes to solve a section where approximately 8 correct questions are in it. It is almost equal to 5 minutes per question. A person who knows the overview of the syllabus of CAT and can find the easy questions for him can crack the CAT in 2 months. In which 90%ile you can crack Baby IIMs very easily, and Baby IIMs are also very good. So the best advice is to think less and just put more effort into the preparation of CAT. Start your journey of preparation; take an overview of the syllabus, and keep taking tests of yourself to see where you are standing and what your preparation is by giving the mocks, taking the tests of yourself, or if you are a CATking student, taking daily live classes. After taking classes, watch the concept builder videos, which are on the dashboard. They will clear your doubts and give you all the concepts. After that, all that you have to do is go into the CATking E-Book Bibles, start with LOD 1, and finish one by one. After you've completed LOD 1, move on to LOD 2 Bibles. And if you are not a part of the CATking, you can go with any CAT book and make a strict timetable for yourself and start preparing. Do give the king a call. Real CAT Mock to see where you stand or how well prepared you are; identify and work to strengthen your weak points. In the beginning, you will not get a good score in the mocks, so do not lose your confidence and keep preparing for the CAT. One more thing to add after giving the CAT is that if you can solve the easy 4-5 questions, then your CAT has gone amazing. Before the CAT, if you could solve the complete 2 hours in 3 hours, that would be amazing.Keep on doing your preparation with full dedication. You are all the family of CATking. The complete CATking family is always with you in support. Crack the CAT. Life is going to be amazing after entering the Dream B-School.All the Best!!!

Jul 4, 2022 B-school Discussions

MBA EXAM CALENDAR

Important Reminder NMAT / SNAP Saturday Classes with NMAT and SNAP Toppers Every Saturday 9 to 10 pmAgenda:1. Understand the exam paper pattern and syllabus 2. Learn concepts of all important topics specific to NMAT / snap 3. Learn time management strategy for each section Steps to joinGo to Learn >>>> Live classes schedule >>>> Non CAT Schedule >>>> NMAT/SNAP Saturday Those who are a part of turbo course and wish to upgrade can get access to All access pass https://bit.ly/3PhoF09 for more details contact 8999118999 All the Best !Team CATKing MBA Exam Schedule!! Hello everyone. Here we are going to discuss the CAT exams, which are going to be held before and after the CAT. October: NMAT is the exam which is for Narsee Monjee, the only exam which is going to be held before CAT. The first attempt for this exam has to be given before the exam, and the rest can be given after the CAT. NMAT 2021 is an online computer-based exam that helps aspirants to choose one of the best B-schools not only in India but in countries like South Africa, the Philippines, and Nigeria as well. Previously known as NMAT (NMIMS Management Aptitude Test), it is currently conducted by GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council) and hence known as NMAT by GMAC. The students can target colleges like NMIMS (Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies), XUB, SPJIMR (for PGMPW), etc. NMAT gives you three attempts between October and December in one exam cycle per year. So, an aspirant can apply three times for NMAT by GMAC with a minimum of a 15-day gap between two consecutive attempts to get admission to an MBA or other graduate management degrees from the above-mentioned prominent B-schools. NMAT 2022 scores are valid for one academic session. The NMAT application form can be found at https://www.nmat.org. November: In the month of November, CAT is going to be held on the 27th of November. The Common Admission Test, or CAT exam, is a national-level management entrance examination held in India. The CAT exam is conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIM). CAT scores are used to get admission in various management institutes across the country. The test is based on quantitative ability, verbal ability, reading comprehension, data interpretation, and logical reasoning. In August 2011, it was announced that IITs and IISc would also use the CAT exam scores to select students for their management programmes, starting with the 2012–14 batch instead of the Joint Management Entrance Test (JMET). This exam is the gateway for admission to all Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and various B-schools located across the country. December:-After the CAT exam in November comes SNAP, NMAT-2, IIFT, and MICA. SNAP's full form is the Symbiosis National Aptitude Test. It is the common admission test for pursuing an MBA at all the 16 Symbiosis B-schools in India. The difficulty level of this test is easy to moderate. It is a computer-based test. It is usually conducted in the month of December every year. Approximately 1 lakh candidates appear for this exam from all over India. IIFT holds a glorious reputation for professionalising India’s international trade management. IIFT also allows admissions of foreign/NRI/PIO candidates on the basis of their GMAT score. The programmes offered by the Institute are diverse and prepare students for international business. The programmes are: Two-year MBA-International Business at Delhi and Kolkata campuses Three-year Part-Time MBA-International Business in New Delhi and Kolkata Masters in International Business, New Delhi Program in Export Management, New Delhi January:-Exams like XAT, TISS, and MICAT will be held in the month of January. XAT is one of the largest entrance exams for taking admission to top MBA institutes like XLRI, IMT, XIMB, TAPMI, SPJIMR, etc. The full form of XAT is the Xavier Aptitude Test. The exam is conducted once a year and is conducted by XLRI, Jamshedpur. Candidates from all fields, including humanities, science, engineering, commerce, and law, can apply for the XAT exam and gain admission to the MBA/PGDM programme at XLRI (Xavier School of Management (XLRI) Jamshedpur).Apart from XLRI, some other MBA institutes like IMT Ghaziabad, XIMB Bhubaneswar, and TAPMI Manipal, etc., also accept the XAT exam, which is specially established to provide admission to postgraduate management programmes in top-tier B-schools. Every year, TISS conducts a national-level exam called TISSNET, which paves the way to M.A. programmes at the institute. These programmes are considered equivalent to management programmes (MBA/PGDM) offered by the reputed B-schools of India. Besides the M.A. courses, TISSNET scores are required for admission to courses like M.H.A, M.P.H., M.Sc., B.Ed-M.Ed, and other programmes offered by the institute. TISSNET is held in computer-based mode at 100+ test centres across various cities in India. Around 40,000 candidates appear for the exam annually. The difficulty level of TISSNET is comparable to that of NMAT, CMAT, and similar entrance tests. MICAT is an MBA entrance exam conducted by MICA, Ahmedabad for admissions into their two-year Post Graduate Diploma (PGDM) or Post Graduate Diploma in Management Communications (PGDM-C) program. The exam is conducted every year in two slots, one in December and one in February, through an online mode. Phase I registration will usually start in September. There are around 140-150 questions in MICAT with a duration of 165 minutes. CMAT is the exam that is going to be held in the month of February. The Common Management Admission Test (CMAT) is a National Level Entrance Examination for Admission to Management Programmes in the country. This test enables AICTE-affiliated or participating institutions to select suitable graduate candidates for admission to management programmes at such institutions. Till 2018, the test was conducted by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). NTA has been conducting this test since 2019. The CMAT-2021 will be conducted by the NTA. The CMAT is a three-hour computer-based online test that is conducted to evaluate the candidates' abilities across various segments like quantitative techniques and data interpretation, logical reasoning, language comprehension, and general awareness. The CMAT score is accepted by all AICTE-Approved Institutions/Universities/Departments/Constituent Colleges/Affiliated Colleges. Focus more and more on the CAT exam as the syllabus of other exams is majorly the same. In other exams, there are GK questions from different fields, which is quite tough. Begin preparing for the CAT!!

Jul 2, 2022 CAT 2022 Discussions

CATking's new dashboard overview

CATKing's New Dashboard Overview!! The very first thing to be remembered is the login ID and the password of all the students will remain the same. If you face an error while logging in, reset your password. If again the same error comes or you are having a problem like your login is not working, your course details are not coming, you are getting a different interface, then drop a mail to support@catking.in and within 4–12 hours you will get a reply from our team. How to use the Dashboard Attend all the live lectures. Do not miss your daily live lectures. After attending your live lectures, go to the dashboard and see the concept builder videos on the same topic, which will clear your doubts. E-books by CATKing:- After watching the Concept Builder videos, do solve the CATKing bible from the dashboard. Where to get resources in the Dashboard After getting logged in to the dashboard, go to the Learn tab. The first thing you'll notice under the learn tab are live lectures. Students who are enrolled in the course can find their portal there, select your course to select your batch, register yourself for the upcoming class and attend the classes. Students who are enrolled for the CAT exam have to attend VPAR for the first week, and after that, you can select your batch of LOD 1 and can go ahead. Students who were enrolled before February can move to LOD 2 Monday to Friday and also attend NIT and IIT classes Saturday–Sunday. The student you are enrolling for the weekend batch can find their weekend batch there. After your live lectures, attend to all the concept builders videos, which will clear your doubts and enhance your solving speed. Under the Revision videos you will find different sections like LOD 1, LOD 2, Arun Sharma Questions Videos, Anyhow, additional practise videos, shortcut videos If you missed any live lectures, then the past lectures will be uploaded on the dashboard within 3 days. So, if you missed any lectures or if you want to revise, you can find them on the dashboard. After watching the concept builder videos, you can come to CATKing Bibles, where you can find the Bibles and start solving the LOD 1 and LOD 2 Bibles. There is one option in history. After finishing your Bibles, you can find your history, like how you have performed in the past and your strengths and weaknesses. You can also post your doubts under the post sections where you will get a reply from the CATKing team as well. There is a discussion section where you will find all your doubts cleared. Under the Discussion section, you will be getting different types of reading material, such as CATKing posts, GK Updates, Current Affairs, and lots more. You can find the leader board where you can find the topper of the day, week, and month as well. From there, you can find your competitive spirit. From there, you will get to know where you are lacking and can start giving the sectional mocks. Keep in mind that the Learn Tab is the most useful for you because it contains the majority of your study materials. There are a lot of mock exams available for different types of exams. You can go through the same

Jul 2, 2022 CAT 2022 Discussions

150 Days to CAT exam | Preparation Strategy | CAT videos | CAT preparation in 5 months

150 days to CAT!!Hello everyone, now only 150 days are left for CAT 2022 and it is my urge to all aspirants to get serious. First, I will again share with you the crisp of the 2021 CAT. which consisted of 66 questions and a two-hour format exam. Like every time, there were three slots. You should not worry about your slots as I will guide you with only the required information for each slot. The difficulty level is somewhat similar for Slot 1 and Slot 2, and you might get an idea about the pattern of examination for Slot 3.I will go through the whole plan which I made for your 150-day CAT journey. Firstly, this is for only serious aspirants and it is for the period of July to May. To begin with, let's know the CAT syllabus. Three sections are there in CAT, which are VARC (Verbal ability and Reading Comprehension). It covers questions from Para Summary, Para Jumbles, and out of context questions. Another section is of DILR (Data interpretation and logical reasoning). It covers questions on bar graphs, seating arrangements, directions and puzzles. The last section is of quantitative aptitude, which is 10th and 12th grade mathematics and compiled from arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and modern math topics. Now I will tell you about the question paper’s pattern. In 2021 there were 66 questions with a 2-hour time limit, and in 2020 there were 76 questions with a 3-hour time limit. If we go section wise for the 2-hour format, according to me, there are approximately 8 questions in VARC with no negative marking, and those who are weak in verbal can try these and DILR have 10 questions each. And in Quants, the majority of questions come from arithmetic. You can expect around 40%-50% arithmetic and 20%-25% algebra, 15% geometry, 5% number system, and the rest modern math. All these are my estimations based on past CAT quants section analysis. Also, it’s my humble request to all aspirants that don’t focus much or more than a week on number systems. According to the news, by August 31st the exact paper pattern might be announced.I would like to ask for a pledge from all my aspirants reading this post. Don’t leave prep before August 15 and another milestone is October 15th. Here you would start seeing some numbers in CAT Mocks. A special note for my category aspirants: kindly work hard equally and aim for the best scores only. Let's move now to planning our schedule. So, we give 8 hours to sleep, then 8 hours to college or office work, then we are left with 8 hours and out of that only 3 hours a day is 450 hours (150 days * 3). If you give me your 450 hours till the end of the day, "you are surely going to succeed" and plus 25 mocks, which is 50 hours (25*2), and that goes to 500 hours. If you consistently work hard for these 500 words, no one can stop you from achieving your target.Moving forward I will now break our bigger goals into shorter dreams, divide them into three 40-day challenges and leave the rest of 30 days for revision and corrections. I will now tell you how the toppers did it, three steps only. Reiteration, weekly mocks, weekly revision, and that on weekends. Students beginning now can appear for mocks after 40 days, and IIT and NIT repeaters can appear for the CAT 2021 paper. I will soon share the link and it will have a complete analysis by FMS Alumni.Now I will give you your target CAT scores. At first try to get 13 questions right, which makes it to approximately 75 percentile, then move to 80 percentile by making 15 questions correct and on this percentile you might get Welingkar and IMT Ghaziabad calls too, and in the reserved category here you might have good IIM calls in hand. As of now, focus on short targets. Then go for bigger targets. 20 questions correctly gets you 90 percentile and with only 24 questions you get 95 percentile approximately. And yes, for 99.5 percentile, getting 36 questions is hitting the bull’s eye.Start giving mocks after completing your first 40-day challenge. See where you stand. Do not distract yourself with mock scores because the marks in the beginning will not be good. CAT repeaters can directly provide 2021 CAT paper. Soon the link will be provided.Target Score!!With this score, you can get a call from IMT Ghaziabad. 17 correct CAT questions equals 85 percentile in CAT. Then go for bigger targets. 20 questions correct gets you 90 percentile and only 24 questions correct gets you 95 percentiles approximately and yes, for 99.5 percentile, get 36 questions correct. You have nailed it then.In CAT, 21 correct answers equals 90 percentile (7 correct answers in each question). Aim high; try solving 36 questions correctly for 99.5 percentile in CAT. Toppers StrategiesThe very first thing which Toppers say is CONSISTENCY, REITERATION (Do solve the topics again and again to get the idea of different types of questions), ONE SECTION APPROACH (Pick one topic from each section and take it to the moon; make that topic your strength); KILL YOUR WEAKNESS (Do what is tough and attack your weakness) Try to give mocks on Saturday and do the analysis of the same mock on Sunday to see where you are standing. See your weak points and focus on the same. Watch the CAT mock analysis video on the Caking dashboard.Start manifesting on what you want to do and become focused. I advise you to take a printout of your dream college and stick it on your wall, and then try to learn everything about that college. Then for 150 days, avoid Netflix and other OTT platforms. Instead, solve questions and give mocks. You can also go through the dashboard OP, which is like an ocean for you guys with immense study material. Make your Parents Proud!! Make your Family proud!!

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