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We’ve all come across the Theory of Relativity at some point — maybe as an example in class or a GK question. Let’s not get into the physics behind it. However, that very phrase “however” might have caught your attention if you’ve been preparing for CAT.
You might be wondering why the discussion seems to shift — isn’t that exactly what happens in some Reading Comprehension passages?
The world is evolving rapidly with the advent of AI, transforming almost every field at an incredible pace. The dynamics of learning are changing too. Recently, there’s been a growing emphasis on skills like problem-solving, often highlighted by leading thinkers.
But what does all this have to do with CAT preparation?
Let’s understand this together, in today’s world, surviving without strong skills is nearly impossible. Gone are the days when RC questions had direct answers hidden in the paragraphs or when Quant had straightforward profit-and-loss questions. The CAT pattern now demands deeper analytical thinking and a sharper problem-solving approach. From Critical Reasoning-heavy passages to complex LRDI sets, the evolving nature of the paper clearly shows the most vital skill you need to hone — problem-solving. And the best part? It can be developed.
What Should You Focus On?
It may sound like a cliché, but it’s true, Practice makes a man Perfect. Here are the Three C’s of CAT (and yes, the second one is super important — read on to know why!):
Conceptual Clarity
Consistency
Confidence
All three are interdependent, but without “consistency”, nothing works. It’s what keeps you in the game without it, standing out among 3 lakh candidates is nearly impossible. Consistency not only improves your speed and accuracy but also builds confidence through familiarity and self-belief. Every hour you dedicate compounds over time.
Happy Reading!
Team Rodha