[2017] TIME AIMCAT 1822 (27th May to 28th May)

@thepredator Look, I would say that as you're already aware of most concepts, the best thing is to do questions only, but do them with a TIMER. Use TIME sectionals or IMS Practice questions. In CAT the most important thing I felt was time management and your attitude. Be confident, not over confident. Don't panic. If 1 question is taking time, let it go.

Apart from this for topics, VARC is endless. Practice the VA questions and keep a good reading habit. I would recommend reading short boring articles, because I used to sometimes lose concentration in between of an RC.

LRDI being the most dreaded section, it is most important to maintain composure here, glance through sets, pick ones you think you can do, and if you're able to crack nothing in 7-8 minutes LEAVE it. You can always come back to it, but for this whatever calculations/work you do, make it neat so you can come back and pick right from there instead of doing it all again. Another very very important thing here is to ensure full concentration and not make any silly mistake, one mistake and it can cost you 4 questions (again from experience)

Coming to QA, it has to be the most handelable section, you know the topics, and the section is very easy for anyone who has practiced, so what I did was redo all the Easy, Medium questions which I had not attempted or got wrong, of all the mocks. This made me sure of not making any silly mistake.

That is kind of it, few things I did to refine my practice, at the end it all depends on how you handle the exam, as you already have 99+ in CAT'17, I don't think what you lack is knowledge. Just do a little bit of more practice.