was crib about how bad it is. Then guess what - you're out. You are supposed to think how to improve, leave the cribbing to your 75 year old uncle across the street.

3) The 2 minute approach: You are not there to read an essay, no one will give you that much time. W

Now that you have cleared the written CAT and have received interview calls, most of you may be wondering what is the smartest way of CAT GD/PI preparation. Always remember that at this stage the competition is tougher as the chaff has been separated from the wheat, so you can't afford to be lax.

Here are 3 tips that will aid you in the CAT GD/PI preparation:

1) Keep it simple: You cannot remember each and everything about the economy, trying to do so will make you feel overwhelmed and under prepared. Always pick an issue and choose the 3 most important aspects of that issue and prepare that. For example suppose you are reading about the Growth in Indian aviation sector. Pick issues such as (a) The need for mergers (2) Allowing domestic airways to fly international routes (3) Need for upgradation of airport facilities. Sticking to just 3 issues gives focus and confidence

2) Become a rainmaker: Try to come up with possible solutions. If you go to the IIM Group Discussion and Personal Interview and the topic was "Infrastructure in Mumbai" and all you did was crib about how bad it is. Then guess what - you're out. You are supposed to think how to improve, leave the cribbing to your 75 year old uncle across the street.

3) The 2 minute approach: You are not there to read an essay, no one will give you that much time. W

u can't afford to be lax.

Here are 3 tips that will aid you in the CAT GD/PI preparation:

1) Keep it simple: You cannot remember each and everything about the economy, trying to do so will make you feel overwhelmed and under prepared. Always pick an issue and choose the 3 most important aspects of that issue and prepare that. For example suppose you are reading about the Growth in Indian aviation sector. Pick issues such as (a) The need for mergers (2) Allowing domestic airways to fly international routes (3) Need for upgradation of airport facilities. Sticking to just 3 issues gives focus and confidence

2) Become a rainmaker: Try to come up with possible solutions. If you go to the IIM Group Discussion and Personal Interview and the topic was "Infrastructure in Mumbai" and all you did was crib about how bad it is. Then guess what - you're out. You are supposed to think how to improve, leave the cribbing to your 75 year old uncle across the street.

3) The 2 minute approach: You are not there to read an essay, no one will give you that much time. W

choose the 3 most important aspects of that issue and prepare that. For example suppose you are reading about the Growth in Indian aviation sector. Pick issues such as (a) The need for mergers (2) Allowing domestic airways to fly international routes (3) Need for upgradation of airport facilities. Sticking to just 3 issues gives focus and confidence

2) Become a rainmaker: Try to come up with possible solutions. If you go to the IIM Group Discussion and Personal Interview and the topic was "Infrastructure in Mumbai" and all you did was crib about how bad it is. Then guess what - you're out. You are supposed to think how to improve, leave the cribbing to your 75 year old uncle across the street.

3) The 2 minute approach: You are not there to read an essay, no one will give you that much time. W

ion of airport facilities. Sticking to just 3 issues gives focus and confidence

2) Become a rainmaker: Try to come up with possible solutions. If you go to the IIM Group Discussion and Personal Interview and the topic was "Infrastructure in Mumbai" and all you did was crib about how bad it is. Then guess what - you're out. You are supposed to think how to improve, leave the cribbing to your 75 year old uncle across the street.

3) The 2 minute approach: You are not there to read an essay, no one will give you that much time. W

was crib about how bad it is. Then guess what - you're out. You are supposed to think how to improve, leave the cribbing to your 75 year old uncle across the street.

3) The 2 minute approach: You are not there to read an essay, no one will give you that much time. Whatever points you have prepared - time them to finish in 2 minutes or less with all the important points well said in time.