Are you looking for the best best CAT preparation in Kolkata ? Well, you have come to the right place. If you are preparing for your CAT exam and if you are in your last week of preparation level, then this blog would be very appropriate for you.
The CAT or common admission test, being one of the toughest to crack, is probably the most feared exam in our nation. CAT is a computer based test which has two sections – Quantitative ability and data interpretation and verbal ability and logical reasoning. Each section comprises of 30 questions and both the sections are to be attempted sequentially sequentially i.e. Quant & DI have to be attempted first. There is a sectional time limit of 70 minutes which is maintained by an on-screen timer.
A CAT aspirant therefore cannot choose the preferred section to solve first. Also, once the candidate is done with the first section, he/she cannot go back to it. With just a week away from taking up the exam, the aspirants might be little nervous regarding their CAT exam preparation. Here is some quick analysis on things to keep in mind before the final countdown begins.
The aggressive time limit is what raises the overall difficulty level of the CAT exam. The questions are such that they can be solved by even a 10th grader. It’s the time management required to solve maximum questions correctly in the given time (speed and accuracy) that makes it so difficult.
Candidates are supposed to attempt the Quant and DI section first. So even if LR or/and Verbal Ability are your strong sections, you can’t begin your test solving these. You therefore need to build up your knowledge on Quant and DI because:
- You have to meet the sectional cut off.
- You have to get a decent overall score
- You have to give a positive start to your test.
Sectional time-limit is a now major turn-off for some CAT aspirants. So make sure to devise a proper plan where-in you put an equal emphasis on both the sections.
ANALYSE
With only one week left for CAT, you ought to analyze 2 major things:
- Areas of perfection and weakness.
- Speed and accuracy.
- Which are your areas of ease?
– In which section are you more likely to score better?
– What type of questions you are normally able to solve?
- What are your weak areas?
– Which questions are most unlikely to be solved by you?
– Which sections are more likely to take too much of your time and effort?
Conclusion
Mock tests will help you in making an in-depth analysis of both the above mentioned parameters thereby assisting you in the CAT preparation. The more you practice, the more you come across your stronger areas and the areas you need to work on. Edufoster as the best CAT coaching institute in Kolkata provides the mock test series for the candidates.