You've already done 80% of the work for CAT 2026. Let's add the other 20%.
10 live sessions. 4 weeks. One more door into India's top B-schools, and every school abroad.
Live online • Critical Reasoning + Data Insights • Starts Sat, Dec 5, 2026
Picture Arjun. He scores 96.8 percentile in CAT. That's a great score. It's also 0.7 short of the call he wanted. He spends December refreshing results forums.
Now picture Arjun with a second score. Same brain, same prep, a different test, and possibly a better result. The GMAT doesn't replace your CAT score. It gives you a second option.
These schools accept GMAT scores. If your GMAT score comes out more competitive than your CAT percentile, you apply with the stronger number.
Some programmes take only GMAT or GRE scores:
You've spent months on Quant, RC and DILR, and most of that carries straight over. This course covers only the parts CAT didn't.
From CAT: More than enough. The quant you prepped for CAT covers what GMAT Quant tests.
We teach: Nothing. We won't make you sit through it again.
From CAT: Reading Comprehension skills.
We teach: Critical Reasoning, 4 sessions.
From CAT: DI calculation speed.
We teach: Data Insights, 6 sessions.
In CAT, you might see one or two strengthen or weaken questions. On the GMAT, Critical Reasoning makes up half the Verbal section, and it shows up in about 8 question types.
Each type asks something different and sets its own traps, so instincts built on CAT questions won't get you through.
Four sessions give every question type its own method, and then you practise each one on GMAT-level questions.
The name sounds like CAT's DI, but the section works differently. CAT asks you to calculate. GMAT asks whether you even have enough data to answer. You'll work through Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation and Two-Part Analysis.
Format: Live online classes
Timing: Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 PM – 11:30 PM IST
Duration: Starts Saturday, December 5, 2026, and ends Saturday, December 26, 2026
Total: 10 sessions, 25 live hours
Missed a class or want to rewatch a tricky DS question? Every session is recorded, and you can watch the recordings until January 31, 2027.
Our self-paced GMAT course, with lessons, practice questions and mock tests, so you keep practising after the live classes end.
10 live sessions • Recordings until Jan 31, 2027 • 4 months of GMAT Pro
Questions first? Call or WhatsApp +91 95000 48484
No. The Quant you prepared for CAT is more than enough for the GMAT Quant section. That's why this course spends all 10 sessions on Critical Reasoning and Data Insights.
CAT DILR rewards fast calculation and puzzle-style sets. GMAT Data Insights tests judgment. You decide whether the data given is enough to answer, combine information from several sources, and read tables and graphs for reasoning, not just arithmetic.
These include ISB (the Young Leaders Programme and the one-year PGP), SP Jain, XIM Bhubaneswar, IMT Ghaziabad and Goa Institute of Management.
Yes. The course ends on December 26, 2026, which leaves time to take the GMAT and apply in ISB YLP Round 2, with a deadline of February 15, 2027.
Yes. Asian schools such as NUS and NTU run application rounds into February and March 2027. Finish the course in December, take the GMAT in January, and you can still make those rounds.
Every session is recorded. You can watch the recordings until January 31, 2027.
No, it's a bridge course. It teaches only what CAT didn't cover. For complete GMAT preparation, Wizako runs regular GMAT courses.
The course starts Saturday, December 5, 2026.
Call or WhatsApp +91 95000 48484