How
much time one need to devote for Quant & DI section during CAT preparation?
How to successfully handle time management in mock and actual test? Which
specific section need more focus in Quant section? How to decide number of
attempts in different sections so that I can minimize negative marking? How can
I improve DI & LR section in 3 months of time?
These
are some of the questions that MBA Aspirants asked to CAT Expert and Author
Rajesh Balasubramanian to MBAUniverse.com as they seriously take plunge into
their CAT journey which may lead them to dream B-schools like IIMs and other
top institutions like FMS, JBIMS, SPJIMR, IMT etc.
Mr
Rajesh Balasubramanian is an IIT, IIM alumnus, & 2011, 2012 CAT Topper and
the author of CAT books published by ‘Access Publishing India’. He scored 100
percentile in CAT 2012. In the live chat, he shared success tips from his
own experience of taking CAT, and guiding MBA Aspirants on Quant and DI
sections.
This
article brings you some questions asked by MBA Aspirants and answer shared by
Mr Rajesh Balasubramanian during the Live Chat session on August 16, 2013.
Suraj: I am a B.Com Graduate preparing for CAT for last 1 year. I struggle to clear the CAT Quant section cut off in Mock Exams. Please guide.
Mr Rajesh Balasubramanian: Lots of people face this same problem. Don't let it get to you. Start topic by topic and slowly increase difficulty level.
Venky: Sir, I am good in verbal, DI and LR but get stuck in quant. Generally, I can solve 5-6 questions in quant with 99% accuracy. Sir how do I manage both the things?
Mr Rajesh Balasubramanian: It is great if you have one strong area. This gives you a lot of confidence. As far as quant goes, focus on few topic first. Then expand from here. If you get confident in, say, Speed time distance, geometry and number systems, you might suddenly find yourself answering 10-11 questions consistently (including DI). Remember, you need only 14 correct to hit 98th percentile or thereabouts
Suraj: I am a B.Com Graduate preparing for CAT for last 1 year. I struggle to clear the CAT Quant section cut off in Mock Exams. Please guide.
Mr Rajesh Balasubramanian: Lots of people face this same problem. Don't let it get to you. Start topic by topic and slowly increase difficulty level.
Venky: Sir, I am good in verbal, DI and LR but get stuck in quant. Generally, I can solve 5-6 questions in quant with 99% accuracy. Sir how do I manage both the things?
Mr Rajesh Balasubramanian: It is great if you have one strong area. This gives you a lot of confidence. As far as quant goes, focus on few topic first. Then expand from here. If you get confident in, say, Speed time distance, geometry and number systems, you might suddenly find yourself answering 10-11 questions consistently (including DI). Remember, you need only 14 correct to hit 98th percentile or thereabouts
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