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CAT results are out, and for most aspirants this phase brings confusion more than clarity. Some of you are happy with your scores, some are disappointed, and many are unsure about what to do next. In this video, Rajesh Sir speaks honestly about how to think through this phase without panic, guilt, or rushed decisions. One exam taken over a couple of hours does not define your intelligence, your potential, or the trajectory of your career. What matters now is perspective, patience, and making thoughtful choices about the next steps. This discussion covers how to approach the GDPI phase if you have calls, why it is important to prepare seriously without overanalysing outcomes, and why uncertainty is a natural part of this process. It also addresses common questions around XAT, CAT 2026, work experience, and why quitting your job impulsively is almost never the right move. If you are feeling overwhelmed by opinions, comparisons, or noise around college rankings, this video will help you slow down and focus on what is actually in your control. For those moving into the interview phase, a lot is still left to play for. Interviews and profile evaluation carry significant weight, and good preparation can genuinely change outcomes. If you want structured guidance for GDPI, including interview preparation, WAT practice, and clarity on how to present your profile, you can explore the GDPI preparation program by 2IIM here https://learn.2iim.com/learn/2IIM-GD-... Take your time with this phase, avoid rushed decisions, and remember that careers are built over years, not decided by one result. Stay grounded, stay curious, and keep moving forward. PLEASE CONSIDER SUBSCRIBING: https://bit.ly/2IIM-Youtube ******************************************************************* CAT Level Questions - https://questions.2iim.com/ CAT Online Course - https://2iim.com/ Email: [email protected] Best wishes for CAT preparation.