As of today, only 9 days are left for CAT 2022 exams. The CAT 2022 exams will be held on November 27, 2022, in three shifts, through CBT mode. By now, aspirants are expected to complete their syllabus and start with the revisions for the exams. The revisions will help a lot with improving their accuracy and speed in responding to the CAT 2022 Question Paper. The CAT 2022 question paper will have a total of 66 questions from 3 sections: QA, VARC, and DILR. All the sections have separate weightage, as well as the number of questions. Candidates are also expected to be prepared for the non-MCQs. The Non-MCQs will have no negative marking for wrong answers, and carry equal marks as the MCQ questions for each correct answer, i.e., 3 marks. Although each wrong answer will deduct ⅓ marks for the MCQs. Aspirants may note these CAT 2022 Revision tips for the last week of preparation. 

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Revise the Complete Topics

Candidates may go through all the topics from all the sections all over again question by question, sentence by sentence, and word by word if necessary. Every minute detail must be revised from the syllabus that has already been covered previously. If possible, more than one set of revisions will be best. 

Memorise the Theories and Formulae

Another essential point to remember is to memorize all the theories and formulae to crack the answers quickly. During the last moments, while attempting the exams, well-revered theories and formulae will help to answer at speed. 

Do not start a New Topic

Trying to cover more can sometimes lead to havoc, confusion, and doubts, also leading to a shortage of time for revisions. So, it is always advisable to not start with a new topic one week before the exam day. Although if the revisions are completed, the topic is short and the aspirant is confident to complete the topic on time. 

Practise to Improve Speed and Accuracy

Speed of answering and ensuring accuracy is the key to answering maximum questions without scoring negative marking. So, candidates are advised to practice mock tests to help improve their speed and accuracy. 

Make a Short Note for Revision

Another helpful revision advice is to make short notes for all the topics covered to revise quickly just before the exam day. 

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