Let’s clear the confusion first. MBA entrance exams are not knowledge exams. They are elimination exams. Everyone sitting in CAT, CMAT, XAT, or SNAP has read the same books and watched the same lectures. What separates a top percentile from an average score is not syllabus coverage. It is decision-making under pressure. That skill is built only through mock tests. Anything else is theory...
Most students think MBA entrance prep is about covering topics. That’s a beginner mindset. Once you know the basics, piling on more theory doesn’t move your score. What actually shifts your percentile is how well you can perform under pressure, manage time, and choose questions wisely. You don’t learn that from notes or videos. You learn it only through CAT Mock Test, CMAT...
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