Guidance for preparation

hmmm.. well, mere bachhe.. it's a very very unrealistic question you have asked :) but I may be wrong.. so let me still try to answer. First of all, you should know that every year 2 lakh 30 thousand students fail to score even 20% marks in CAT (that is 80%ile in CAT usually) and a majority of these students prepare for 6 months or more. You should also know that CAT is a test of only basics - it does not ask anything that is beyond the scope of a 10th or 11th standard book. Knowing this, if you are asking me a way for you to clear all your basics in 1.5 months, so you may clear CAT, then a) either you are underestimating CAT, which would be a mistake on your part or b) you are a brilliant kid - maybe an IITian or one the same level - and I am underestimating you, which would be a mistake on my part. So, which one is it?? My detailed guidance will be based on your answer to the above question.

Hello sir, hope you are doing well, I don't underestimate cat sir,I had listened to different people regarding cat preparation they say basics are to be rooted first ,and you can complete them in 2 months so I thought to take your guidance regarding that and I really didn't mean to underestimate cat I know it's difficult and only 2000 people get above 99 percentile and many people start their preparation so early ,as I was concerned about that I approached you ,and regarding the iit thing I am not an IITian but I can say this that I can grasp the concept fast but not as fast as IITian s ,so this is a mistake from my side sorry for that sir

:) Give me details of your background and how comfortable you are for each section. I need - 1. Your 10th and 12th score (and whether you had maths in 12th or not) 2. Your graduation stream (not score, just stream) 3. If you have attempted any mocks, then your best score (section wise) 4. Category 5. Gender 6. If you have not attempted mocks yet, then based on your own realistic assessment, the following things - A) Your reading habits (books/newspapers/magazines etc..) B) Do you play chess or any other strategic game like that C) Are you a GK buff (watch gk related videos or listen to podcasts on economy and international affairs for time pass) D) Your comfort with orally solving basic Mathematics I will be able to give you a realistic and practical sounding answer after this.