Bad Scores in Mock CATs derailing your CAT preparation?

If You Are a CAT Aspriant and Get Bad Scores in Mock CATs derailing your CAT preparation? In This Blog we discuss how to deal. Many of you have contacted me expressing your concerns about receiving poor scores in the AIRCATs/mock CATs and how it affects your CAT preparation. I understand that this can be discouraging, but it’s important to remember that setbacks are a normal part of the learning process.

Think about any new skill you’ve learned in the past. For example, when you first started playing table tennis, you may have been consistently defeated by a friend who was more experienced. However, over time, with practice and determination, you were able to improve and eventually surpass your friend’s skill level.

It’s important to ask yourself a few questions:

– Did you learn to walk on your first attempt, or did it take many falls and even injuries?

– Did you give up when you couldn’t walk initially?

– Did you compare your progress with that of other toddlers?

– When you started playing challenging games, did you become a master in your first attempt?

– Did you stop playing altogether or did you enjoy the process of improving and getting better?

– Were you mentally tougher as a child compared to now?

The key difference here is when you compare yourself only to your previous self, you focus on improvement. However, when you compare yourself to others, the focus shifts to winning or losing, doing better or worse, and so on.

Instead of constantly comparing yourself to others, it’s important to focus on your own progress and do your best. When you receive your scores, analyze them objectively to identify areas for improvement, rather than taking them to heart.

Remember, worrying won’t help, but taking action will. You have the choice to react or act. Bad Scores in Mock CATs derailing your CAT preparation are not a problem but an opportunity to learn and grow. Embrace them as a part of your CAT preparation journey.