Cat 2005, Pune

meticulous_guy · 28-03-2005, 10:11 PM

Hey Govi,

Thanks for sharing the idea about RCs. Even I am compiling my list of RC passages from different institutes and classifying them as per subject. I guess that does make sense.

Regards,
meticulous_guy

Catalytic · 29-03-2005, 09:19 AM

gr8 post Govi and anupam... the most striking point i liked in Govis post was the summary of RC. Modifying this point a bit, I had read somewhere that while doing RC, write a one line summary of each paragraph and try to answer the questions generally inference based using those summary.. initially summary writing would be time consuming but after getting the hang of it u can make a mental note of the summaries instead of writing it. This method prevents u from re-reading the para even though u know where te answer lies.

I dont know attempting all RCs is a good idea. I believe at least 3 Rcs should be attempted out of 5. RCs are time consuming and all are not comfortable with all the topics.. one should be very clear what topics one is comfortable with. Categorising ur practice RCs will help u a lot.

I do like the idea of attempting few RC in the beggining and rest towards middle or the end. This keeps the variety going and prevents u from sleeping

Gr8 going guys .. hope to meet u all in pune

Cheers

okkadu · **Sos!!! -** 29-03-2005, 05:46 PM

hi! Folks,

Me planning for CAT this year...presently am working in pune and haven't started off yet....
Searching for sources and that is when i came across this site and forum.....Need info on
where i can get some old CAT material in PUNE....hope i would find some help here!!!!!!!!!!!!!

regards,
okkadu...(well this actually means "the one" )

okkadu · 08:49 PM

Any suggestions please make it convenient to mail me @

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regards,
okkadu
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Catalytic · 29-03-2005, 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by okkadu

Any suggestions please make it convenient to mail me @

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regards,
okkadu
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I like the GAME,letz change the RULEZ

welcome on this forum. It is advisable not to mention ur mail id on the forum plz edit ur post .
Use private message to communicate with ppl

go thru http://www.pagalguy.com/cat/showthread.php?t=1863 (Rules, Posting Guidelines [Reloaded])
and get a hang of this place..

Cheers and hope to see u around

okkadu · **thanq Catalytic.... -** 29-03-2005, 08:58 PM

Thanks Catalytic....

am very new to this forum...din't know the rules....

i see ur a senior member over here at this place....Do u have any suggestions and ideas to help start my prep.....

okkadu · **thanq Catalytic.... -** 29-03-2005, 08:59 PM

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meticulous_guy · 30-03-2005, 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by okkadu

Thanks Catalytic....

am very new to this forum...din't know the rules....

i see ur a senior member over here at this place....Do u have any suggestions and ideas to help start my prep.....

Hi Okkadu,

Welcome to the Pune Forum of PagalGuy. Well, good to know that you are diving in the chasm called CAT.

Your query is that 'What is the method to start your prep'. To that I'd like to say that just waslk into any IMS/CL/CF centre and take a mock cat. Before enrolling for classes, they ask you to take a full length test to assess your current level. That is exactly the motive. Just take 2-3 tests in these different coaching institutes, and you'll know your strengths and weaknesses. Once you are aware of your weak areas, work hard to improve on them, meanwhile, also strengthen your already strong areas.

There is no fixed method to bell the CAT. Method varies from Person to person. By the way, you'll get lot of good fundas in various forums of Pagalguy.

Best of Luck,

Regards,
meticulous_guy