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CAT Preparation | CAT Preparation For Beginners | How To Prepare For CAT 2021 |

This presentation on CAT Preparation will acquaint you with all the essential details that you should know before starting your preparations for the CAT exam. In this CAT Preparation for Beginners tutorial, you will understand the new exam pattern and syllabus for the CAT test. You'll also learn what CAT score you should target depending on percentile vs marks estimation for CAT 2021. By the end of this presentation, you will have a clear understanding of How to Prepare for CAT 2021. So, let's get started!

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CAT Preparation | CAT Preparation For Beginners | How To Prepare For CAT 2021 |

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  1. What’s In It for You? What Is CAT Exam? 01 01 CAT Exam Format 02 Sections and Syllabus 03 How to Prepare for CAT Analysis: What Score Is Enough? 04 05

  2. What is CAT Exam?

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  4. What Is CAT Exam? CAT is the acronym for Common Admission Test. The CAT exam is held once a year and is considered a national-level management entrance test.

  5. CAT Exam Details CAT grades are valid for an year The examination fee for CAT is Rs. 2200. There is no limit for CAT attempts

  6. CAT Exam Details There is no age limit factor for CAT CAT scores are not accepted by all Indian B-schools The CAT exam can only be given in English medium

  7. CAT Exam Format

  8. CAT Exam Format 1. Marking Scheme Accurate Attempt =+3 Wrong Attempt = -1 Unattended Que. = 0

  9. CAT Exam Format 2. Question Paper Format 76 Questions – 120 Minutes Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning Verbal Reasoning Quantitative Analysis 26 Q. = 78 Marks 26 Q. = 78 Marks 24 Q. = 72 Marks

  10. Sections and Syllabus

  11. Sections and Syllabus 01 Reading Comprehension: Passage based questions Sentence Correction: Choose grammatically sound option Critical Reasoning: Analyzing critique of argument Verbal Reasoning

  12. Sections and Syllabus 01 Critical Reasoning: Analyzing critique of argument Which of the following options best summarizes the main idea of a given paragraph? Oklahoma is not perceived as overpopulated because, in spite of a horrendous drought, it is not facing famine. Famine in Oklahoma is inconceivable because it receives a fair price for its exports, it has not leased its land to foreign countries, the poorest of the poor receive a helping hand from the government, and farmers and ranchers receive federal assistance in times of droughts. It is a lack of these factors in Horn of Africa, plus political insecurity in Somalia, which explain the famine – not overpopulation. Hunger is caused by too many people pressing against finite resources. In spite of drought and overpopulation, there is no famine in Oklahoma. Overpopulation and famine are not causally related in the Horn of Africa. Famine in the Horn of Africa is not only due to overpopulation but, more importantly, due to the lack of government assistance and political insecurity? Verbal Reasoning

  13. Sections and Syllabus 02 Seating Arrangement: Circular, Linear, Tabular arrangement A, P, R, X, S and Z are sitting in a row. S and Z are in the centre. A and P are at the ends. R is sitting to the left of A. Who is to the right of P? 1. S 2. Z 3. X Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning 4. A

  14. Sections and Syllabus 02 Seating Arrangement: Circular, Linear, Tabular arrangement Mathematical Reasoning: Coding-Decoding, Sequences If the word EXAMINATION is coded as 56149512965, then the word GOVERNMENT is coded as: A. 7645954552 B. 7654694562 Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning 3. 7645965426 4. 7654964526

  15. Sections and Syllabus 02 Seating Arrangement: Circular, Linear, Tabular arrangement Mathematical Reasoning: Coding-Decoding, Sequences Data Interpretation: Data based questions Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning

  16. Sections and Syllabus 03 Arithmetic: Number theory, Percentage, Probability, etc. Algebra: P&C, inequalities, equations, statistics, etc. Geometry: Shapes, Trigonometry, Co-ordinate geometry, etc. Quantitative Analysis

  17. How to Prepare for CAT?

  18. How to Prepare for CAT? Offline Coaching There are several coaching institutions across all the cities in India that can prepare you for CAT examination.

  19. How to Prepare for CAT? Online Coaching Online CAT crash course can help you polish your basics in order to score good marks in CAT examination.

  20. How to Prepare for CAT? Online Coaching TIME4 education is India's biggest CAT Coaching Institute. They are known for their Mock-test series which is relatively difficult.

  21. How to Prepare for CAT? Self-Study Self-study is the most cost-effective and adaptable method of preparation.

  22. How to Prepare for CAT? Self-Study CAT preparation series by Arun Sharma is considered as most effective study material for CAT examination.

  23. How to Prepare for CAT? If you have any CAT preparation strategy which can help score effectively in examination, then please mention it in comment box below.

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  25. Analysis: What Score Is Enough?

  26. Score Range That You Should Target Estimate for CAT 2021: Percentile Vs Score Source: CollegeDekho.com

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