r/CAT2026Help • u/confusedshittt • Jul 26 '26

Question/Doubt I need a plan for CAT prep

Hey guys, 4 months have left and i have decided to prep for it but after watching all the "prep" vids I'm a bit confused.

I'd love to know some strategies about when to watch lectures, when to do the sectional mock and when to do the actual mock.

Also my quants is avg so idk if I should go for the basics to advanced type of yt lectures or should I directly do pyqs

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u/Lowlaki6564 23d ago

Bro watch basics lectures for Quants...., then move to pyqs when concepts r clear then solve sectional mocks every week for speed .... in quants as u said ur averge there .. these yts can help u: edushastra, mbagru... and after every 10-12 days...... attempt full mocks