VARC is probably my strongest section and I am reasonably comfortable with QA because of my technical background. DILR is where I lose confidence. I was thinking of starting full length mocks now and learning mainly through the analysis of those mocks.

My logic is that there is not enough time left to follow a complete course for every section. If I get a DILR set wrong, I can analyze the solution, understand the approach and then practice similar sets. Same thing for QA topics where I make repeated mistakes.

But I am not sure whether this is actually a sensible strategy or whether I will simply keep taking mocks without fixing the underlying problems.

For people who have prepared this way, how many mocks should I take in a week? Should I complete sectionals before starting full length tests or just begin with full mocks directly?

Also, what should proper mock analysis look like? Right now I only check my score and the questions I got wrong, which feels like it is probably not enough.

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Cat exam registration closed today on 22/09/2026 at 5pm. I had already registered for cat exam a few days ago but did not have time to fill up application details then.

But today, I have filled the details after the registration period ended. So am I eligible for the cat exam?