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The CAT study planner built from your mistakes

The CAT study planner built from your mistakes

A timetable you write in June does not know that you lost marks on Arithmetic in last Sunday's mock. The CATin planner does. It rebuilds your days from what you actually got wrong, so the plan you follow on any given morning is the one that raises your score from where you are now.

What the planner does

Your fixes first. After a mock you keep up to 3 fixes; they lead the next day's plan. Two days after you practise one, a 5-question check on questions you have never seen shows whether it held.
A plan to exam day. Every day up to your CAT date, with the mocks placed where they help most and time for analysis after each one.
Two or three things that matter today. The home screen shows the few tasks that move your score most today, not a wall of chores.
Revision of your real mistakes. Questions you got wrong come back on a spaced schedule until you get them right, so they do not fade before exam day.
Weak topics until they recover. A topic that keeps costing marks gets extra practice, and steps back once your accuracy holds.
Short days. Tell it you have 30, 45 or 60 minutes today; it keeps the tasks that matter most and fit, and puts the rest under Later without marking them missed.
Fits your life. Add coaching class hours and the planner keeps them free; add a YouTube playlist and it paces the videos across your days.
Reminders. A nudge on the days you are due, so the streak does not break.

Why only CATin can plan like this

The planner is only as good as what it knows. Because CATin's mocks, analysis, practice and revision all live in one place, the planner sees every attempt and every mistake as it happens — which is what lets it plan from your mistakes instead of from a generic syllabus. Only CATin connects every step: you sit a timed mock → the analysis is ready the moment you submit → you keep up to 3 fixes → they lead tomorrow's plan → you practise them → 2 days later, a check on questions you haven't seen tells you whether the fix held.

Everything below is in CATin Pro — try all of it for a day for ₹9. Monthly ₹129, yearly ₹499. One payment, no auto-renewal.

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Questions students ask

What is the best way to plan CAT preparation?

Plan backwards from the exam date: fixed mock slots, analysis after each mock, practice on the topics that cost you marks, and spaced revision of your mistakes. The CATin planner builds and updates this plan automatically from your own results.

Can the CATin planner work with coaching classes?

Yes. Add your class hours and the planner keeps them free. Add a YouTube playlist and it paces the videos across your days.

Is the CATin planner free?

The planner is part of CATin Pro. A 1-day trial costs ₹9; monthly is ₹129 and yearly ₹499, each a one-time payment.