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Well, every CAT aspirant looks for answers to 'How many CAT mocks to give before my

CAT?'

So, In this video let's discuss that.

The answer is…the number should neither be too low that you do not have a strategy

in place nor it shouldn't be too high that you get exhausted and demotivated so much

that you end up hating even the thought of taking a test.

These thresholds differ largely among a set of aspirants.

There are a few who make it by writing as few as 15 mocks and there are a few who made

it only because they've given over a 100 mock tests.

Let us break it down further.

There are two types of aspirants.

1.

One, who give Mocks while parallely preparing.

A lot of students, especially first-timers follow this strategy.

You can work on strengthening your concepts and simultaneously keep giving mocks to test

yourself.

If you are someone who is yet to complete the syllabus, and need more time to build

your concepts, then you can start by taking one mock every week during June-July and then

scale it up to 1.5-2 on an average for every week from August-October end.

So, a total of 35-odd mocks.

2.

Now, the second type are those who do ONLY mocks: This strategy is commonly seen among

those who have extremely strong basics and who hit the ground running.

Many among these would be aspirants who have taken CAT before or have gone through the

exercise of covering the basic concepts.

In these cases, as your prep only depends on learning from the mistakes you make in

the mocks, you tend to give over 3 every week.

And hence, the number of mocks taken easily crosses 50.

So, you have to decide which strategy suits you.

Do not get demotivated or scared after your first mock.

Keep your expectations as low as possible and then slowly try to level up.

Many fall into the trap of targeting a 95+ percentile and when the result shows a 50%ile,

they get disheartened which affects their chances badly.

Also, do not wait to give mocks until you complete your syllabus.

Start ASAP.

There is no such thing as 'I haven't finished my syllabus to start taking mocks'.

Also, there are a few topics like DI and LR caselets that only a mock can simulate well.

If your preparation for these areas is inadequate, you might land up in trouble during the test.

So, learning through mocks for these sections might be more helpful.

Here are a few things you need to keep in mind while taking mocks:

1.

Analysis: While taking mocks is one aspect of prep, analysing it is probably a bigger

aspect.

A lot of students simply look at the questions and answers and make a promise to themselves

to do well in the next mock.

Unless you are brilliant at spotting trends and understanding yourself, this approach

won't help.

So, analyse every mock to DEATH.

2.

Strategy: Mocks provide you with a nice opportunity to practice your strategies and figure out

which one works the best for you.

Remember, at the end of the day, you are the best judge as to which of the strategies would

indeed work for you.

The important part here is to try out each strategy fully and not discard it after a

single trial, ideally you should try it out in around 2-3 mocks for it to show it's true

effect.

3.

Objective: Your objective simply cannot be to score a particular percentile in a mock.

Break it down further.

You need to have more specific objectives such as testing out a strategy, focus on a

particular question type, identifying and implementing trends that you have seen in

your previous mock performances and so on.

Define your objective before you start, and don't forget to measure every objective

in detail.

4.

Simulation: After your hall ticket is out, you will have an idea about your slot details.

It is a good idea to take mocks in these time slots and simulate the entire experience.

5.

Different styles: Ideally, try not sticking to a single mock provider as you might tend

to get used to that style.

Topics, interface, ordering of questions would probably be known to you and if CAT does not

turn out to be like what you have been experiencing in your mocks which invariably happens, you

would be in for a big surprise.

So, try out different mock providers.

In the end, just remember that CAT is not one size fits all.

You necessarily have to figure out what works for you.

So, stop worrying about the ideal number of mocks to give and focus on building and validating

a strategy that will work for you through these mocks.

Hope this helps.

All the best!

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Here's How Financial Advisors Can Acquire New Clients - Duration: 1:54.

Hey are you a financial advisor trying to acquire new clients but you're

struggling to come up with effective strategies? In today's video I want to

show you how you can use your magazine to help you acquire new clients today.

Alright, so as a financial advisor you're trying to go after new clients

and a lot of times those financial advisors we tend to focus all of our

effort and retaining our clients which is not a bad thing, but we don't give a

lot of time to going after and acquiring new clients. And in today's video, I want

to give you an exercise that you can use to leverage the power of your magazine

to effectively acquire new clients. What I want you to do is I want you to take

your book of business out, and I want you to write down all the names. And I want

you to separate out your business owner clients. So look at your book of business,

and separate out the clients that you have that are business owners. Write down

beside their name who is their CPA, who's their accountant, who's their lawyer, who

is a peer—another business owner that they might network with—who's their

doctor. What you've done in this exercise is you've now given yourself new leads

to go after and this is where you can really leverage the power of your

magazine. Call up your current client, use the magazine as a conversation piece

because you're sending it to them, ask them if they're enjoying it, and then ask

them for an intro to their CPA. Let them know that you would love to send the

gift of your magazine to them and to introduce to them what you're doing. Guys,

this is such a perfect opportunity because it's non-threatening it's non-

salesy and it's all about the relationship. It gives you a perfect

conversation starter to reach out to these new leads. So, there you have it

guys. There is an effective exercise to give you new leads to go after and use the magazine as your intro to acquire them as a new client.

If you liked these tips, subscribe to our YouTube channel,

check us out on Facebook and Instagram, but most importantly take action on this today.

For more infomation >> Here's How Financial Advisors Can Acquire New Clients - Duration: 1:54.

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Unai Emery net worth: How much is new Arsenal manager replacing Arsene Wenger worth? - Duration: 4:18.

Unai Emery net worth: How much is new Arsenal manager replacing Arsene Wenger worth?

Unai Emery, 46, will have big shoes to fill when he replaces Arsene Wenger.

The Gunners boss held the reins for 22 years, and was the longest serving Premier League manager before leaving earlier this month.

He led the North London club to three Premier League titles, and seven FA Cups.

However, Unai is no stranger to pressure.

He won the Europa League three times with Sevilla and led his PSG side to the Ligue 1 title last season.

"I'm very excited to be given the responsibility to start this important new chapter in Arsenal's history" Unai Emery How much is Unai Emery worth? Emery is worth an eye-watering $13million (£9.7million), according to entertainment website COED.

However, his wealth comes nowhere close to Arsene Wengers net worth, which is a whopping £26million.

In 2017, Business Insider put Emery as the 14th highest paid managers in the world.

His average wage was £4.3million per year at PSG.

  No doubt Emery's salary will surge now he has been confirmed as the Arsenal manager.

He said: "I'm very excited to be given the responsibility to start this important new chapter in Arsenal's history.

"I am thrilled to be joining one of the great clubs in the game.

Arsenal is known and loved throughout the world for its style of play, its commitment to young players.

the fantastic stadium, the way the club is run.".

  His father was a professional goalkeeper while his uncle was a midfielder.

The PSG manager debuted his career as a youth player for the Spanish side Real Sociedad.

He spent time with various clubs including Toledo and Lorca Deportiva, before turning to managing in 2004 at the age of 32.

  Emery helped the club surge to success, being promoted to the second division for the first time in history.

In 2007 he helped Almeria to get promoted, followed by a move to Valencia in 2008.

He would stay with the club until 2012 before taking a manager position at Spartak Moscow, but was given the boot the first season due to poor performance.

Since then it was a straight road to success, winning the Europa League Final in 2014 with Sevilla.

After winning three finals on the run, he decided to leave and take over the position as Paris Saint-Germain in 2016.

After expressing the desire to leave the French club in April 2018, it opened up the chance to take the role of Gunners boss.