Is it possible to clear the CAT exam with average knowledge in maths?

YES. It is possible. What I understand by “average knowledge in maths” is that you remember some concepts and not all from 10the level maths. It is completely fine. The syllabus of CAT includes 10th level maths only. If you do not remember it, you can learn now. My answer: Nidhi Sharma's answer to Can a person who hates math and doesn’t know anything about it qualify for the CAT entrance? should help you in doing this.

CAT EXAM preparation is divided in following steps:

Build the Basics: Basics are very important of preparation. As you are average in maths, you will need to start from the basics again and then go through the advanced level concepts. You can do it with the help of online courses. These are affordable, time-saving and helpful. You can check the online CAT course from Handa Ka Funda here: Handa Ka Funda - Online CAT Coaching.

Practice: Get a book from market and start practicing questions from it after going through the concepts for any topic. Try out previous years questions as well. Here is a list of recommended books for practice: Recommended and Best Books for CAT Exam Preparation.

Analysis through test series: Analysis of your performance is very important to understand your weak and strong areas. After completing around 75% syllabus start writing mock tests.
You’ll observe after writing mocks that you have made many silly and major mistakes to which you can’t afford repeating in the main exam. So it’s better to learn from them and move on. Making notes of your mistakes will be helpful.

Revision: Make sure that you revise the concepts at least three times before appearing in the exams. Revision is the only way to remember things. While revising, read everything as if you are reading for the first time with full concentration. You can make short notes for revision at the last moment.

Hope this helps. Good luck !!

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