CAT 2026 EXTENSIVE PREMIUM PACK

Yes. Final-year undergraduate students can apply for CAT, provided they meet the eligibility requirements specified in the official CAT notification. Candidates should provide their aggregate marks based on the latest academic records available at the time of application.

Yes. Candidates generally need a recognised bachelor's degree with the required qualifying marks to apply for CAT. Students in the final year of their graduation can also apply, subject to the eligibility conditions specified for that year's examination.

Yes. Candidates can appear for CAT in different years as long as they meet the eligibility requirements applicable to each examination. There is no rule limiting an eligible candidate to only one CAT attempt.

Yes, students can ask doubts during the CAT online training sessions. The faculty is highly student-friendly and always available to clarify any questions or concerns.

Depending on the course selected, IIMPrep's CAT Online Coaching can include live classes, recorded learning resources, study material, topic and sectional tests, full-length CAT mocks, doubt-solving support, mentorship and post-CAT guidance. The exact inclusions vary by course and should be checked before enrolment.

Yes. IIMPrep's CAT online courses include mock tests and other forms of assessment, with the exact number and types varying by course. These can include full-length CAT mocks, sectional tests and topic-level practice to help aspirants prepare under timed conditions.

No, the cut-off scores for each section of the CAT exam vary. The CAT is divided into three sections: Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DI-LR), and Quantitative Ability (QA). Each section has its own individual cut-off.

No, there is no age limit. Anyone can appear for the CAT examination.