CAT 2022 Mocks

Mocks Completed 5 out of 30

Overall Mock Performances

Mock	Topper	AIR	Percentile	VARC	LRDI	QA	Total
iCAT29	Abhirup Sen	02	99.78	30	20	30	80
iCAT28	Yatharth	04	99.72	38	23	27	88
iCAT26	Navya Bhatnagar	03	99.83	40	18	27	85
iCAT25	Shweatha G	01	99.91	50	33	18	101
iCAT24	Gaurav Acharya	04	99.50	53	15	27	95
iCAT23	Vedant Malpani	29	99.20	30	30	34	104
iCAT22	Vedant Malpani	05	99.90	41	28	36	105
iCAT21	Vedant Malpani	25	99.44	33	36	30	99
iCAT20	Shaurya Thakur	06	99.85	38	22	45	105
iCAT19	Jessy Mary Navin	02	99.95	56	30	39	125
iCAT18	Jessy Mary Navin	40	98.92	32	21	38	91
iCAT16	Jessy Mary Navin	03	99.95	40	26	51	117
iCAT15	Jessy Mary Navin	62	98.98	43	27	29	99
iCAT14	Tushar Garg Jessy Mary Navin	09 09	99.86 99.86	44 46	27 33	33 25	104 104
iCAT13	Abirami R	06	99.91	49	24	45	118
iCAT12	Shweatha G	04	99.94	43	35	38	116

iCAT26 Top-20

Rank	Name	AIR	Percentile	VARC	DILR	QA	Total
1	Navya Bhatnagar	3	99.83	40	18	27	85
2	Vedant Malpani	10	99.44	27	17	34	78
3	Gaurav Acharya	11	99.39	25	33	19	77
4	Yatharth	12	99.33	34	17	25	76
5	Urnisha Nandy	12	99.33	29	27	20	76
6	Ankush Walia	14	99.22	12	22	41	75
7	Syed Afran Ahmmad	15	99.17	44	18	12	74
8	Gopi Krishna G	15	99.17	27	19	28	74
9	Naman Mehta A	15	99.17	29	27	18	74
10	Vimpadapu Varun	18	99.00	16	30	27	73
11	Nice Noble	21	98.83	34	15	20	69
12	Swetlina Mitra	22	98.78	29	18	21	68
13	Vignesh kumar n	24	98.66	32	9	26	67
14	Sreevasasudharsan S	27	98.50	40	6	20	66
15	Sreedev E P	28	98.44	26	20	19	65
16	Rashmi Thekkath	31	98.28	30	18	16	64
17	Abirami R	33	98.16	29	13	21	63
18	Ameesh Kumar Singh	35	98.05	22	17	23	62
19	Jhanak Gupta	35	98.05	25	13	24	62
20	Akshat Agarwal	37	97.94	8	25	28	61
21	Atharva Kulkarni	37	97.94	27	9	25	61
22	Christopher S	40	97.77	25	14	21	60
23	V Ajitabh Karan	40	97.77	25	9	26	60
24	Vineesh Reddy Chittadi	40	97.77	18	18	24	60
25	Anandapadmanabhan AP	44	97.55	17	12	30	59

Why Take Mocks?

The biggest mistake that students make, is believing that mocks are to be taken to get a good score. That is the last thing anyone should be worried about.

Mock tests are a learning tool and a very important one at that. It’s like a computerised simulation of skydiving where crashing without your parachute has no consequences. Use the mocks to feel secure in making mistakes so that after the test you can learn from them.

Do not get disheartened on scoring low in mocks. Scoring high in mocks should be a bigger disappointment as it robs you off an opportunity to learn and improve.

Analysing the Mocks

‘A mock taken and left unanalyzed, is a mock wasted.’

At least twice the time required to take a mock should be dedicated towards analyzing it. You need to pin-point the topics in which you are lagging and understand what small changes in approach and preparation could have led to a better performance.

Focus on your worst mistakes and aim to not repeat them. Believe in small incremental changes, as just one more correct answer in every subsequent mock can lead to 90 marks more by the time you take up the actual CAT paper.

Filling the Gaps

This step after the analysis separates the serious aspirants from the insincere riffraff. Taking mocks without clarity of what we are trying to achieve in it, is indicative of a ‘headless chicken’ approach. Strenuous efforts without direction will yield no results and this direction will be provided by our attempts to fill in the gaps after every mock analysis.

You need to specifically practice and work on the topics which you have identified as pain points during mock analysis before the next mock to ensure you are better prepared to face the music. Make a note of all your previous mistakes to avoid repeating them in the next mock.

CAT 2022 Mocks

Overall Mock Performances

iCAT26 Top-20

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