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Posted by sajiv
 - Apr 25, 2009, 09:15 PM
Tips for cracking CAT 2009

Munira Lokhandwala completed her MBA from IIM-Calcutta in 1999. As a CAT coach at TestFunda.com she has been taking CAT exams for the last six years now. As a result she scored 100 percentile in CAT 2007 and in CAT 2008 where she has an amazing score of 290 out of 356 marks.

Here she gives tips to all those who have started preparing for CAT 2009 or were not able to crack CAT in 2008 but will again be appearing for the exam this year.

Starting off: Analyse the areas where you need to work. Prepare a schedule that ensures that you study 2-3 hours every day six days a week and stick to it.

For engineers: Start by working on your English. Read books with difficult prose. Look at RCs from GRE, GMAT and SAT. Work on improving your vocabulary. You can start Maths around March. Focus on understanding concepts rather than on mugging formulae.

If you wish to prepare via distance learning, Testfunda.com has an online course with an integrated Ask-a-doubt facility which enables you to study at your convenience.