An interactive online coaching program with live sessions across QA, VARC and DILR, led by CAT topper faculty. It suits beginners through advanced learners, especially working professionals and students who want a fixed, structured schedule with direct faculty access rather than a purely recorded format.

CAT is a 2-hour computer-based exam split into three timed sections — VARC, DILR and QA — with a mix of MCQ and TITA questions, and negative marking only on incorrect MCQs. Since section-wise weightage can shift slightly year to year, live classes are built around adaptable strategy and speed under time pressure rather than one fixed question format.

Fees depend on the current batch and your target CAT year — 2026 or 2027. Share your details in the enquiry form above or on WhatsApp and a mentor will call you with exact pricing and current batch timings.

Every live session is recorded, so you can catch up at your own pace without losing continuity with the rest of the batch. That said, live attendance is where most of the real-time doubt resolution and peer interaction happens, so recordings are meant as a backup, not the primary way most students use the course.

It's fully integrated into the Live Course at no extra cost, including personal mentoring, mock Group Discussions, mock Personal Interviews and detailed feedback — because converting an IIM shortlist into an actual admit is a distinct skill from scoring well on CAT itself.

Older IIMs such as Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Calcutta typically shortlist at 99 percentile or above. Newer IIMs and strong non-IIM colleges like FMS Delhi and MDI Gurgaon often shortlist in the 90–98 percentile range. Live Classes track your sectional percentile alongside your overall score, since a strong composite score with a weak section can still hurt your shortlist chances at several institutes.

CAT Live Classes run on a fixed weekly timetable with real-time faculty interaction and peer learning. Self-Paced uses recorded video lectures and printed material you work through independently. Both cover the same syllabus and include the mock test series and mentorship — the difference is structure and live access, not depth of content.

Yes — classes build from fundamentals before progressing to advanced, exam-level application, so no prior coaching experience or specific academic background is required to start.

Yes, request a free trial class through the enquiry form or WhatsApp to experience a live session with actual faculty before committing to a batch.

Yes, a structured printed set is included to complement your live sessions — useful for revision away from a screen, alongside the notes you take during class.

Yes, every Stalwart program runs mocks through the same AI-powered, All-India benchmarked test series and portal, so your percentile reflects genuine national competition regardless of which course you're enrolled in.

Yes. The mock test series includes bonus tests for these other major MBA entrance exams, since the QA, DILR and VARC skills covered live carry over directly — your preparation isn't limited to CAT day alone.

A laptop, tablet or smartphone with a stable internet connection is enough. The student portal for recordings, assignments and mocks is available on web, Android and iOS.

This depends on current batch availability and your target CAT year — your mentor will confirm the next available start date and current schedule when you enquire.

Self-study without structured feedback often leaves aspirants unsure whether they're actually improving. CAT Live Classes add three things self-study can't easily replicate: a fixed routine that builds consistency, real-time doubt resolution instead of delayed answers, and peer accountability from preparing alongside an actual batch of fellow CAT aspirants.