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Who founded CATLab
CATLab was built by Rohit Arora — a CAT 99 percentiler, a logophile, and a passionate teacher. He spent 7 years in the corporate world as a Project Manager and Consultant before quitting to become an educator, and has since taught at IMS and Unacademy. He also shares CAT prep guidance on his YouTube channel, and loves to read a wide variety of books in his spare time.
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