u/manvisingla

I want to make a true confession, I graduate in may, I took my time and thought about whether to actually give cat or not... Whether I actually want MBA or not, but somehow i kept delaying the decision making( as it seemed to be such a big decision to finally take a gap year and prepare for the cat'26) and finally on 29th June I bought the cat coaching, and decided to give my best,

But now that I am into one and its 3rd July today, 4 to 5 days in.

I can't keep up with the backlogs and the current sessions that are going on.. it all feels too much for me.

attending a top B school has always been my dream since I was little, not only that but just the process of preparing for CAT as the person it makes you, but now I am questioning all my decisions whether should have I gone for this or should i just go for masters in my field and settle for what life would have to offer........

Feels like I am not capable enough, makes me question myself and my decisions.

its like questioning my life and wanting to give up even before actually starting anything

Questioning yourself, questionjng your abilities, your knowledge before getting into that preparation is the most realest anxiety you ever feel

My simple question to you all is whoever would like to andwer it, whether ones who have already converted or someone who is on to the prep as well like me

I was considering to take the online coaching for my CAT'26 prep, and i was considering to take

Quants and DILR individual courses from rodha R8 batch

and for VARC - VARC1000 individual course by career launcher,

will it be be good to take individual courses?

hey, I know this might be the stupidest question someone would have asked you ever but

I was considering to buy two individual courses from rodha for Quants and DILR, and they applied this coupon ACHIEVE26R, and I get 5000 so if I buy one course and then apply the same for the second course will it be still applicable?

I am planning to start preparing for the CAT26, and through my research I have came across the idea of giving a mock before even any preparation to know exactly where you stand, but I haven't been in touch with quant and logical section and even other sections as well plus I was never a math student. I am afraid of what results might come out to be. So if you would be me, would you take a test or would you go learn and set a base for these topics for a month and then go for a mock?

if you would go for the mock, what sources would you choose and how does all this work?

I am planning to start preparing for the CAT26, and through my research I have came across the idea of giving a mock before even any preparation to know exactly where you stand, but I haven't been in touch with quant and logical section and even other sections as well plus I was never a math student. I am afraid of what results might come out to be. So if you would be me, would you take a test or would you go learn and set a base for these topics for a month and then go for a mock?

if you would go for the mock, what sources would you choose and how does all this work?

hey, I am a BCA graduate from a tier 2 private university, and I am planning to go for the iim for my mba(I know it sounds hypothetical thought), I have cleared first round for integrated course (BBA+MBA) that they offered through IPMAT, got into Gargi college through CUET (couldn't go for any due to personal reasons), and I scored 93percent in my 10th and 86percent in my 12th (commerce), and I have 8.7 cgpa going on currently (the final year cgpa is not here yet), also I did my internship as an android developer role as part of academic curriculum, other than that I have low extra curriculum .. I am considering work from home currently(as I am actively looking for hybrid job right now) and along with that I will be preparing for CAT 2026, so this is my profile. Do you think I have chances to get into one of the iims? and guide me on how to get starting because getting started seems to be the toughest part here