CAT-2026

Should you prepare for CAT from YouTube videos and tutorials? Is YouTube ideal for CAT preparation? Many CAT aspirants have these questions. YouTube has become one of the biggest resources for CAT aspirants today. From free lectures to topper strategies, students have access to unlimited content. But this unlimited content isn’t always the best quality!  […]

For many CAT aspirants, VARC feels like the most unpredictable section of the exam. Some students read daily and still struggle with low scores, while others understand the passage while reading but somehow end up selecting the wrong options. There are also students who spend months preparing seriously yet feel like their VARC scores simply

For many CAT aspirants, the biggest fear is not VARC or LRDI, it’s Quantitative Aptitude.  “Maths weak hai” is something almost every student says before starting CAT preparation. Some students fear formulas. Some panic after seeing difficult questions. And some believe they are simply “not made for maths”. But here’s the reality: CAT Maths is

For years, many CAT aspirants viewed the Common Admission Process (CAP) as one of the easiest and most streamlined ways to secure calls from multiple new IIMs through a single interview process. But the admission landscape is changing quickly. Indian Institute of Management Nagpur has officially decided to exit the CAP process and conduct its

What is the best method to get calls and convert to your dream b-school? That’s exactly what you’ll uncover in this blog. Follow the story of Krishangi Jalan from Delhi, who got calls from IIM C, IIM L, IIM Indore, and FMS, with just 12 months of preparation (all while going to college, regularly). She

In my 18 years of experience of guiding CAT aspirants through CAT coaching in Lucknow, I have noticed a pattern. The majority of the students struggle with LRDI, which is the trickiest section in the exam.   Moreover, in the past decade, CAT has completely changed the way LRDI questions are asked. The questions are hybrid,

Every CAT aspirant dreams of seeing that one convert call from an IIM. For Devansh Prajapati, that dream became reality when he secured admission into Indian Institute of Management Lucknow after preparing with FundaMakers. Devansh scored an impressive ~98 percentile in CAT and further strengthened his profile with an excellent 39/50 score in GDPI. But

Preparing for CAT can feel overwhelming in the beginning. There are hundreds of topics, mock tests, CAT coaching recommendations, topper strategies, and study plans floating around online. One person says study 10 hours a day. Another says CAT is all about smart work.  Naturally, most students end up confused before they even begin. The truth