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The Non-Engineers Issues

Question : A Non-Engineer can really crack CAT with 100%ile?







My Answer:

1. You may be beginning from scratch, but your concepts/knowledge may not be at a novice level. You may have some skills/knowledge that you developed over the years. 


So, step 1 - find out where you are now


Take a mock test.... Do analysis.... understand where you are [you could take one of the old CATs from 2017-2019].


2. Now that you know where you are, set a target - a section wise. 

Say VARC + DILR + QA  60+40+70 = 150 or 70 + 30 + 70 = 170 or 60+50+70 = 180...... etc. (whichever you think is most realistic)


3. Come up with a plan

VARC - 

VA : 50 questions each on PJ, PS, OS
RC : 50 RC passages
[to get the skills]

DILR -

Do 100 sets to get the skills


QA - start with the topics/areas that you have forgotten.

Ensure that you have a good grasp of arithmetic & algebra. Those  two together is almost 25 questions out of the 34. 

4.

 Take mock at regular intervals with thorough analysis. Identify problems that you can solve.

5. 

Be okay with losing some battles. Look at your target and make corrections if necessary to achieve that target.

6. 

Be Disciplined... Don't give up... There could be minor setbacks, but hang in there.👍

Comments

  1. gkgblogMarch 24, 2022 at 9:18 AM

    Wow, this topic has been explained very well, but one more thing can be added to it, that is *determination*.

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