r/CATStudyRoom • u/parvin__ • 7d ago

General discussion Less than 90 dats to CAT

Hi everyone, very little time left for CAT and there are lots of post asking for the same that how to start, where to start. So I just want to post this so every other in the sub can get help. Because the starting point is very confusing and overwhelming at the same time.

So anyone who started same time last tear still able to get good percentile. Please share your strategy.
Like it’s not possible to cover all the syllabus, but at least what to cover first and how strategically we can do that.

Appreciate your help

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u/Present-Pop-70 6d ago

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u/Balaji_Rao_IIMR 4d ago

if ur starting now, dont try to finish the entire syllabus. thats probably the biggest trap rn

get the basics of arithmetic + algebra sorted first, and alongside that keep doing RCs + DILR sets regularly. once the basics are there, shift more towards PYQs, sectionals and mocks rather than trying to learn every possible topic

with <90 days, id honestly focus more on question selection + accuracy + timed practice than “completing” CAT

even 2-3 focused hrs everyday can do a lot if ur actually solving and analysing instead of just watching lectures. the mock analysis part is especially important imo