CAT course & OMETs
The 120-hour program that will teach you all the skills needed to ace the CAT and OMETs
What is the CAT?
CAT is the most sought after entrance test for MBA programs in India. The CAT, along with Other Management Entrance Tests (OMETs) like XAT, NMAT (by GMAC), IIFT, SNAP, TISS, MICAT & MHCET, are some of the various computer based MBA entrance tests in India conducted by various business schools.
These tests provides business schools with means to compare the preparedness of applicants for their MBA programs. B-school admission committees use these test scores, and your work experience, academic records, and your overall profile details to assess if you are ready to undertake an MBA program. Each test is conducted either once in a year or within a specific window in a year. Test takers can write the test at a predefined center location. Some tests are also available to be taken from your home.
After the written test, the students who make it, have to appear for a second elimination round that involves writing essays, group discussions and personal interviews. The students who convert this round get admission offers from the B-schools.
The CAT & OMET sections
All the tests have different formats. However, they primarily test 3 areas:
- Quantitative Reasoning (QR): tests your ability to solve questions based on mathematics including arithmetic, number properties, algebra, geometry, and combinatorics. There are 3 types of questions:
- Problem Solving – A question followed by 5 options of which only one is correct
- TITA (Type in the answer) – A question that doesn’t have answer choices and where you need to type in the answer inside a box
- Data Sufficiency – A question consists of two statements that provide some information. Your task is to determine whether the statements are sufficient to answer the question
- Verbal Ability (VA) – it tests your ability to comprehend passages and answer questions, your skill in analyzing arguments, along with your knowledge of grammar and sentence construction. There are various types of questions:
- Reading Comprehension
- Critical Reasoning
- Grammar
- Para Jumbles
- Para Completion
- Summary
- Logical Reasoning & Data Interpretation (LRDI) – it tests your ability to understand data, and other information, analyze them, observe patterns and answer questions that follow. The types of questions are:
- Data Interpretation questions where the data is given in the form of tables, cases, bar graphs, pie charts, line graphs, radar graphs, etc.
- Logical Reasoning questions where the information is based on puzzles, seating arrangements, matrix matching, team selection, blood relations, binary logic, etc.
- There may be other sections like:
- Decision Making (XAT)
- General Awareness (IIFT)
Sample Videos
CAT Course Features:
- Hundreds of practice Questions from QA, LRDI and VA
- Course duration – 120+ hours, spread over till December
- Small batches for personalized attention
- Personalized one-on-one option available
- Regular Doubt Clearing
- Flexible scheduling
- Capsule program – Study only VA or only QA
- Exhaustive study material (PDFs)
- Past CAT & OMET analysis
- GD PI and WAT preparation (as a separate course)
Who is this course for?
This is a comprehensive course covering all aspects of CAT and OMETs. With more than 150 hours of concept classes and practice sessions with additional doubt clearing and workshop sessions, this GMAT course is different from other CAT prep courses. Focus on the concepts discussed in the sessions and understand the handpicked questions discussed in class thoroughly to fine tune one’s preparation.
The course covers all aspects of the CAT & OMETs and includes an exhaustive practice question bank. You would also get access to mock tests online. There is also a separate course for GDPI preparation.
We take doubt-clearing very seriously and there would be ample scope to clear your doubts and work on your exam strategy.
You can join the classes online – either in a batch or one-on-one.
CAT & OMET Course Plan
The CAT road-map is fully customized as per the requirement of the student. Depending on the MOCK scores, and our analysis of your preparation levels, we will suggest the preparation strategy.
CAT & OMET Session plan
The tentative session plan for the GMAT course is given below (some of the sessions are of more than one hour):
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