120 days to CAT 2014: Self study and right study material is the key to success http://www.mbauniverse.com/article/id/7726/CAT-2014-self-study

Those who can pass other exams with high scores can also score high in CAT if they seriously devote time to self study. Approximately 2 lacs of MBA aspirants are expected to take CAT 2014 in the last quarter of this year. The vast syllabus and question pattern creates confusion where to begin with the CAT preparation journey. All the four parts clubbed into 2 sections of CAT comprising Quant and DI; Verbal and LR need the specific attention, good

amount of study followed by mentor guidance. All the topics are important but it is difficult to decide which one is to be picked up first, how to study it and what should be the right study material that could guide and take you in right direction of preparation. It’s definitely not difficult to walk but more difficult is to find the right path to walk. CAT needs inspiration and great motivation. When you begin your CAT preparation journey think of these factors and the source wherefrom you can have them. You can remain motivated and inspired if you know you have the ability to crack CAT. This inspiration is the bye product of the meticulous study pattern that you derive from your predecessors when you are trying to finalise your CAT 2014 study plan for next 120 days. MBAUniverse.com brings for the benefit of the CAT aspirants the route map on how to begin self preparation from Prof S K Agarwal, Mentor and expert on CAT Verbal Ability. It will help you chalk out your CAT preparation journey for next 120 days. No other MBA entrance examination is so preferred as CAT. It needs hardcore in- depth preparation, where nothing can be left to chance. One should start preparing for this examination at least 4-5 months before the commencement of it. It is a computer based on line examination. The success in CAT awards you with the opportunity to enter top B-schools like IIMs/FMS/MDI/SPJIMR Self Preparation: choice of many Usually, we run hither and thither to get admission in one or other coaching centre to prepare for examination like CAT. We not only spend a lot of money but also waste a lot of energy and time commuting to and fro visiting the coaching centres which are situated mostly in big cities. You may be interested to know that around 50% candidates who opt for self study get higher percentile in CAT than those who depend on coaching centres. If you wish to get into IIMs, apart from your CAT scores, your academic record and other factors like work experience, gender diversity play an important role. Those who can pass other exams with high scores can also score high in CAT if they seriously devote time to self study. How to start our CAT 2014 preparations? I need help? Know the syllabus: Then begin “Well begun is half done” if you know what to study, the preparation will be easier. Let us have a well organized understanding of CAT and the strategy to begin the preparation for the same Verbal Ability in CAT no doubt has a vast syllabus, it is like a big tree with multiple branches, and every branch has got its due importance. One thing is however clear that you have to go up the trunk to reach those branches else will remain unfamiliar with it. Read Full Story: http://www.mbauniverse.com/article/id/7726/CAT-2014-self-study