u/momozpaglu

Starting CAT prep after 1st year of B.Com. I'll be self-preparing and haven't studied Maths since 10th standard.

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What are the best resources you would recommend for:

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Quant

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VARC

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LRDI

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Mock tests

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Looking for free or affordable resources, YouTube channels, books, websites, and any study plans that worked for you.

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Would love to hear from people who prepared without coaching.

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Starting CAT prep after 1st year of B.Com. I'll be self-preparing and haven't studied Maths since 10th standard.

What are the best resources you would recommend for:

Quant

VARC

LRDI

Mock tests

Looking for free or affordable resources, YouTube channels, books, websites, and any study plans that worked for you.

Would love to hear from people who prepared without coaching.

Starting CAT prep after 1st year of B.Com. I'll be self-preparing and haven't studied Maths since 10th standard.

​

What are the best resources you would recommend for:

​

Quant

​

VARC

​

LRDI

​

Mock tests

​

Looking for free or affordable resources, YouTube channels, books, websites, and any study plans that worked for you.

​

Would love to hear from people who prepared without coaching.

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I'm a 19-year-old B.Com student from a hometown college. My academic profile is 73% in 10th and 85.2% in 12th. I want to start CAT preparation on my own and aim for a good B-school after graduation.

Since I'm from a hometown college, I also want to know:

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1.How much does college brand matter for MBA admissions?

2.How much do my 10th and 12th marks hurt my chances?

3.What should I focus on during the next 2 years besides CAT prep?

4.Is self-preparation enough, or is coaching necessary?

5.I left Maths after 10th standard. How difficult would CAT Quant be for someone like me?

6.What resources would you recommend for self-preparation (YouTube channels, books, mock tests, etc.)?

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Any advice from people who made it to a good B-school from a similar background would be really helpful.

Hi everyone!

I have oily/combination skin and struggle with closed comedones, mainly on my forehead and cheeks. I'm looking to build a simple but effective skincare routine and would love some advice.

I'm specifically looking for a moisturizer that won't clog pores or make me greasy

or any exfoliants and serums that are worth adding

also do let me know products I should avoid

If you've successfully gotten rid of closed comedones with a routine, I'd love to know what worked for you

Thanks in advance! :)