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How many hours a day should you study for CAT?
CAT preparation requires roughly around 300 to 500 hours of serious preparation time. You can find that time easily if you do the following: a) Study for at least 2 hours everyday (every working day). Ideal would be 3 to 4 hours.
How long is sufficient for cats?
3 months are enough to prepare for CAT only if you are fully dedicated to CAT preparation. You should dedicate 5-6 hours daily to prepare for CAT in three months. You can check the exam pattern of the exam to know the exam structure.
How to score 99+ percentile in the CAT exam?
Experts suggest, to aim 99+ percentile, one should attempt at least 75 per cent questions accurately. Since sectional percentile and overall percentile, hold individual significance in IIM admissions, it is important to maintain good accuracy in each section of the CAT exam too.
How many hours should I study for the CAT exam?
Again, just like everything else, there is no fixed formula here which can guarantee success. However, as per CAT toppers, regular and rigorous study schedule of 3-4 hours daily is enough to cover the entire syllabus and lay a proper foundation for CAT exam preparation.
How to attempt all 76 questions in the CAT exam?
The key here is to attempt only those questions which you are 100 per cent sure of as only 100 accuracy will give you full marks. A slight miss and you may lose the score. Experts suggest, that there is no need to try to attempt all 76 questions in the CAT question paper.
How many mock tests should I prepare for the cat?
A: Past years’ CAT toppers and experts suggest that one should practice at least 30-35 full length mock tests to score 99+ percentile. Candidates should start practicing CAT mock tests in the last two-three months of the exam. Q: What is the best way to tackle DILR questions?