Tips For the CAT 2011 : Comming Up

Come to the 22 October, and the cat out of the bag. We know you will be busy learning and sharpening your answering machine abilities.With in 20 days, depending on the rest of the CAT if you have booked your slot, here's a look at how you should use this time to maximize your score at the end of the CAT 2011.First if you are already proficient in taking the computer test, make sure you take the NOK to test one of the following month. 

New format for CAT 2011 

Since CAT is performed about 40 seats and the severity of the paper can not be the same in all these places, you should have a predetermined target tests you should have a minimum number of each item. 

Your approach should be to catch as many questions as possible. If the test is difficult, try non-issue, and it's easier than you may be able to catch more. 

You should plan your time so you can properly read each question and decide which questions will be easier and certainly should be pursued. 

But do not spend too much time on a case even if you think it is easy or is the area you are comfortable with. I suggest you put a "departure" of about 2.5 minutes, after which you move to the next question. 

It is very important that you take the NOK a new pattern of CAT mock tests so you can optimally use the 70 minutes allocated to each part. 

The new CAT pattern combines quantitative and interpretation can be attempted 70 minutes in the first part. Because you are not allowed to leave the area, even if you have less than 70 minutes to plan how you will use this time to be fruitful. We also plan to split time between QA and DI, so you do not neglect any area. Perhaps you would like to start your strongest area in between. 

The second part consists of verbal ability and logical reasoning section, one that tried to 70 minutes. CAT 2010 would have been a system error. But there is NOK a smooth affair. 

I wish you all the best for CAT 2011! 

The author is director of the Director, TIME Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi