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CAT 2026 Course: https://courses.mbakaro.in/learn/CAT-... WhatsApp Community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/D6uaqny5kNb... CAT 2026 Do’s & Don’ts: A Realistic 10-Month Preparation Plan Most CAT preparation advice sounds good—but fails in the exam hall. In this video, I break down what actually works over the next 10 months and, more importantly, what silently ruins CAT preparation, even for hardworking students. I’m a 12-time CAT 99+ percentiler, and over the years I’ve seen a clear pattern: students don’t fail because CAT is “unpredictable”—they fail because their preparation is comfortable, overloaded, and inconsistent. This video is for aspirants who want clarity, not motivation. 🔍 What you’ll learn in this video What to do consistently from now till CAT 2026 What to avoid if you don’t want to peak too late or burn out Why more classes, more PDFs, and more content often lead to lower scores How to prepare for decision-making, not just syllabus completion Why discipline, struggle, and silence matter more than hype How to stop blaming CAT later by preparing deeply now ❌ Who this video is NOT for If you want shortcuts, tricks, or prediction videos If you expect constant motivation and hand-holding If you believe CAT can be cracked by watching content instead of thinking This approach is uncomfortable—but it is honest. ✅ Who SHOULD watch this CAT 2026 aspirants starting early and wanting a real plan Repeaters who are tired of doing “everything” and still not improving Working professionals who need efficiency, not overload Students who want to feel in control by October, not panicked 🎯 A simple truth CAT doesn’t reward effort. It rewards quality of thinking under pressure. If you respect the process for 10 months, CAT will stop feeling unfair in 2 hours. 📌 If you believe preparation should build independence, not dependency, you’ll resonate with this video. 📩 For serious aspirants only—no hype, no fake promises, no sugarcoating.