Which category do you fall in
You can be a mix of both
Let me give you a reality check: There is no RIGHT time to study
Mix and Match and see in which timezone your productivity is the maximum.
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Time management for CAT preparation is a balancing act.
10 questions a day
Start from the easiest to difficult set of questions
1 read of the day (Newspapers, Aeon Essays, Articles, etc.)
4 Reading Comprehensions
Vocab Wordlist
From all the cluster of content here are some pretty good CAT level questions worth doing
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2-3 DILR Sets Daily should be your goal
Activity | Frequency | Benefits | Tips |
Practice Tests | Weekly/daily | Simulating exam conditions, Time management | Focus on weaker sections for improvement |
Review & Revision | Daily | Reinforcement of concepts, Memory retention | Use flashcards, mnemonics for better recall |
Mock Analysis | After each test | Understanding patterns, Identifying mistakes | Review incorrect answers thoroughly |
It is always the cherry on the top to start doing mini-mocks right away!
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