AmbitionKit / CAT Final-Stretch Score Engine
Your CAT mocks are stuck. Find the mistake costing you the most marks, and fix it before 29 Nov.
Enter your last mock into one Google Sheet. In about 15 minutes, you'll know:
- How many questions to attempt in each section, and at what accuracy
- The 5 topics worth your remaining time, and the ones to stop studying
- Exactly what to study today, in 60, 90 or 120 minutes
After every mock, it shows the leak costing you the most marks, and the one fix to test next time.
Get my Score Engine for ₹299Works on your phone in the free Google Sheets app. Instant access.
Can't get it working? Full refund within 7 days.
More mocks aren't moving your score
You've taken 8, 10, maybe 15 mocks. Your percentile moves a few points, then slides back. Every analysis shows 15 weak areas, so you try to fix all of them in the 90 minutes you get after work or college.
At this stage, a plateau often has less to do with the syllabus than with three things a scorecard doesn't show you:
- Wrong questions attempted: marks lost on questions you should have skipped, and easy ones you never reached
- Time traps: 6 minutes on one QA question, or a DILR set that never opened up
- Silly errors: questions you knew how to solve, and still got wrong
Studying more of everything won't fix these. Finding the one that's costing you most, and fixing it in your next mock, will.
See it on real numbers
Illustrative example. Ananya is a sample profile included in the sheet, not a customer.
She works in IT, studies 90 minutes a day, and her last mock was at the 82nd percentile. She targets the 89th.
| She enters | The sheet tells her |
|---|---|
| VARC 14 attempted, 9 correct. DILR 8 and 4. QA 12 and 6. | She needs about 10 more marks. VARC: ~14 attempts at 74%+. DILR: ~2 sets, ~9 attempts at 60%+. QA: ~11 attempts at 60%+. Her gap is accuracy, not attempts. |
| Her topic ratings | Focus: RC, Arrangements, Quant-based DI-LR, Time Speed & Distance, Time & Work. Skip: Probability, Number Properties and 6 more. |
| 11 tagged mistakes from mock 9 | Biggest leak: time traps (4 of 11). Fix for the next mock: 2 minutes with no clear path in QA, move on. No structure in a DILR set by 7 minutes, leave it. |
Why free strategy videos don't fix it
Every "last 50 days" video gives the same plan to everyone. The Score Engine starts from your mocks, and ranks topics using published counts of 642 QA and DILR questions asked in CAT 2021–2025.
| Free strategy video | Score Engine |
|---|---|
| How many to attempt | |
| "Attempt 60–65%" | How many questions to attempt in each section, at the accuracy you actually have |
| Which topics | |
| The usual "important topics" list | Your topics ranked by how often CAT asks them (published counts of every CAT question, 2021–2025) and how many marks you're losing on each |
| After a mock | |
| "Analyse your mistakes" | Tag what went wrong, see your biggest leak, get one fix to test next mock |
| Your time | |
| Assumes 6 hours a day | A plan for 60, 90 or 120 minutes |
How it works
Enter your last mock (5 min)
Percentile, plus attempted and correct for each section. You get a target score per section and how many questions to attempt, at what accuracy.
Set your topics (3 min)
Change only the ratings you're sure about. You get 5 Focus topics to practise daily and a Skip list you can stop studying.
Follow today's plan (60, 90 or 120 min)
Built from your Focus topics, with links to free past CAT questions.
After every mock (15–20 min)
Tag what went wrong. You get your biggest leak and one fix to test next time, and the Progress tab shows whether your marks are rising.
What's inside
Seven tools in one Google Sheet, plus a 7-screen Quick-Start guide.
- Home dashboard
- Days to CAT, today's plan, your Focus topics and your last 3 rules on one screen
- Target Calculator
- A target per section and how many questions to attempt, at what accuracy
- Progress Tracker
- Your marks mock by mock, against your targets
- Topic Triage
- 41 CAT topics sorted into Focus, Maintain, Skip and Park
- Daily Sprint and Error Log
- Today's timed plan, and a rule for every mistake
- Mock Autopsy
- Your biggest leak after each mock, and the one fix to test next
- 30-Day Plan
- Dated phases from today to exam week
Free bonuses
- AI Prompt Pack: fill the sheet from a scorecard screenshot, and turn mistakes into Error Log rules
- Daily RC Source Kit: what to read for VARC each day, and the 14-minute RC routine
- Lock-screen Sprint Cards: your daily plan on your phone's lock screen
Works on Android and iPhone in the free Google Sheets app.
Get my Score Engine for ₹299Who it's for
For you if
- Your mocks sit between the 70th and 90th percentile and won't move
- You have 1–2 hours a day around work or college
- You take mocks from a test series that shows attempted and correct per section
Not for you if
- You haven't taken any mocks yet: the sheet needs your numbers
- You want video lessons or new study material: this decides what to practise, it doesn't teach topics
- You want a guaranteed percentile: no honest product can promise one
Make your remaining mocks count
Your test series cost thousands. This ₹299 sheet makes the mocks you have left count. Every week before 29 Nov is one or two more mocks to learn from, so the sooner you set up, the more mocks you fix.
₹299 one-time
- 7 tools in one Google Sheet
- Quick-Start guide: set up in about 15 minutes
- 3 free bonuses: AI Prompt Pack, Daily RC Source Kit, Lock-screen Sprint Cards
Instant access after payment.
Can't get it working? Full refund within 7 days.
Optional at checkout: Exam-Day Selection Protocol, ₹149
10 minutes on one hard question you get wrong: −1 mark. The same 10 minutes on three easier ones: +9. This 6-screen playbook covers which questions to spend your 40 minutes on: the 30-second test, the two-pass method for each section, when to leave a DILR set, and your day-by-day final week. Includes a one-screen Exam-Day Card for your lock screen.
Questions
Do I need Excel or a laptop?
No. The free Google Sheets app and a Google account are enough, on Android or iPhone.
Which test series does it work with?
Any that shows attempted and correct for each section: IMS, TIME, CL, Cracku, iQuanta and others. A topic-wise report helps but isn't required.
My mock percentile isn't my CAT percentile.
Correct. The sheet uses the gap between your level and your target, and if your test series shows a predicted CAT percentile, you can enter that instead.
How much time does it take?
About 15 minutes to set up, 2 minutes a day to open your plan, and 15–20 minutes after each mock.
My mocks are below the 70th percentile.
It still works: Triage shows which topics are worth your remaining time. At that level, more of your Focus time goes into learning methods, so expect to use the topic links more than the selection rules.
I only have 3–4 weeks left.
The Plan tab shortens itself to the days you have.
Will it guarantee a higher percentile?
No. It decides what you practise and which questions you attempt. Your preparation decides the score.
How do I get it?
Right after payment, you get the link to your copy of the sheet and a folder with the Quick-Start guide and bonuses.