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1) Join a coaching centre if you are taking CAT for the first time
2) If you have already prepared before, join test series of TIME/IMS/CL
3) Make a weekly schedule for next 5 months (and don't study just maths)
4) Focus on strength and keep working on your week areas
5) Write atleast 10 full length mocks in time pressure with a gap of atleast 2-3 days betwen two mocks
6) Do post moterm analysis of every test/mock before you take the next one.
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