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How To Analyze Your CAT Mock Test?<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Take a CAT mock test! – That\u2019s all you\u2019ve been hearing ever since the beginning of June – or at least that\u2019s what I hope you heard. Please continue reading this article only if you’ve attempted at least one CAT mock test ever since your CAT prep began!<\/p>\n\n\n\n


Coming straight to the point – for most of you freshers, the first CAT mock test is usually not so great. The score is low, percentile is abysmal and motivation has taken a hit! But it’s very important that you still power through and take the first three – five mocks to just get it out of your system. It develops your endurance – gives you a hang of the exam and tunes you in for the coming days where the mocks are going to get tougher.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Coming to the analysis part of your CAT mock test – I\u2019m breaking this into 3 parts – VARC, DILR and Quant – how to analyze each one of them.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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VARC <\/strong>Analysis:<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

For the VARC part alone, I\u2019d suggest you finish the analysis part as soon as possible, since the method that I\u2019m going to suggest – works best if you can do it while your memory of the way you solved the questions is still fresh.
Please note that it\u2019s okay if you can\u2019t review the mock right away due to other commitments, you can still do this whenever you get the time<\/em>.

The Know – Hows of Analyzing RCs!
<\/strong>Let\u2019s start with RCs since that\u2019s how most of us go about a mock. Pick the RC(s) that you\u2019ve attempted in the exam. Read the entire RC again, not as fast as you would have in the exam, but not too slow either. Re attempt all the questions and see if you are landing at different options; are you able to appreciate the logic behind the option you are selecting, or have you ticked something that made sense under time pressure? Not sure? Damn sure? What\u2019s your basis?

If you think another option could be the right answer – note it down. If you are landing at the same option, it’s okay. Follow this process for all the questions and then match them with the answers given. Here, I would like to suggest some tips:
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