CAT is harder than RBI Grade B | Best way to prepare for CAT, RBI Grade B, SSC CGL
The speaker discusses the comparative difficulty and competition levels of three major exams: CAT, RBI Grade B, and SSC CGL, highlighting that CAT has the highest quality questions but RBI Grade B presents the toughest competition. He recommends using a specific resource for CAT preparation.
Summary
In this transcript, the speaker shares his impressive scores in the CAT exam and other competitive exams like SSC CGL and RBI Grade B. He categorizes the exams based on the level of questions and competition faced by aspirants. According to him, CAT features the highest quality questions, followed by RBI Grade B and then SSC CGL. However, he notes that RBI Grade B has the most intense competition, with about 1.5 lakh candidates vying for only 250 seats, indicating a fierce selection process. The SSC CGL also has a significant number of 20 lakh students competing for 15,000 seats, while CAT sees 2 lakh students competing for a few hundred seats in top IIMs.
He stresses the importance of solving previous year questions, particularly for CAT, to succeed in the exams. He highlights a specific resource: a previous year CAT question book by Rajesh Bala Subramaniam Sir, which provides detailed solutions and additional video solutions via a QR code. The speaker emphasizes that this book, designed for varying skill levels, is a great tool for comprehensive preparation for the CAT exam. He encourages viewers to check the book through the link in the description and wish students the best in their preparations.
Key Insights
- The speaker scored 99.28 percentile in CAT and provides a comparison of the competitive levels among CAT, RBI Grade B, and SSC CGL.
- The speaker ranks CAT as having the highest quality questions, followed by RBI Grade B and SSC CGL.
- RBI Grade B features the highest competition with 1.5 lakh candidates for 250 seats.
- The importance of solving previous year CAT questions is emphasized for effective exam preparation.
- A specific resource recommended is a book by Rajesh Bala Subramaniam, which includes solutions for previous CAT questions from multiple years.
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Transcript
[0:00] Hello everyone. I scored 99.28 percentile in CAT. In SSC CGL, he has scored 156 marks in Tier 1, 310 marks in Tier 2 and has also cleared Phase 1 of RBI Grade B. If I talk about the level of questions, then the highest quality questions come in CAT. After that RBI Grade B and then our SSC CGL. However, if I talk about the level of competition, then the highest competition is in RBI Grade B. Where about 1.5 lakh children commute for 250 seats. [0:32] After that comes our SSC CGL where 20 lakh students are competing for 15,000 seats. And then comes our CAT where we have 2 lakh students for seats in top 1000…
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