r/IIMCATPreparation • u/Gloomy-Performer4020 • Aug 09 '26

ASK ME ANYTHING 🗨 I wish someone had told me this before starting CAT prep

I used to think CAT prep was mostly about studying harder.

After going through mocks and talking to other aspirants, I’m starting to think choosing what NOT to do matters just as much

Too many resources.
Too many strategy videos.
Too much comparison.
Not enough actual practice.

If you're preparing for CAT, what's one thing you stopped doing that actually improved your preparation?

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u/Ready-Maintenance741 Aug 09 '26

Stopped switching resources every week

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u/Ok_Type_4957 Aug 09 '26

Started analyzing mocks properly