Tanishq Scored 99.24 Percentile in CAT with Hasan Sir at Verbalhub

A strong academic record, disciplined preparation and personalised mentorship behind Tanishq's CAT 99.24 percentile.

A strong academic record is a great starting point. CAT preparation demands its own set of skills.

Tanishq had scored 96.4% in Class 10, 94% in Class 12, and a 9.36 CGPA in graduation. His academic performance showed consistency and commitment. Preparing for CAT meant applying those strengths to a different challenge: solving unfamiliar questions, making quick decisions, and staying accurate under time pressure.

With his own consistent effort and personalised mentorship from Hasan Sir at Verbalhub, Tanishq achieved 99.24 percentile in CAT.

In his testimonial, he highlights four important parts of his preparation: detailed mock analysis, tailored daily study plans, a 24/7 doubt-resolution helpline, and expert guidance that helped him stay confident and persistent.

Tanishq's Academic Profile and CAT Result

These numbers reflect Tanishq's achievement. His testimonial offers a closer look at the preparation support behind it.

A Daily CAT Study Plan That Made the Next Step Clear

One of the most common problems in CAT preparation is deciding what to study next.

Should you revise a weak topic, attempt a sectional test, practise reading comprehension, or take another mock? Without clear priorities, even a long study session can leave you unsure about your progress.

Tanishq's preparation included tailored daily study plans. These gave his work a clear direction and helped connect practice with areas that needed attention.

• What needs improvement? Identify the concept, skill, or recurring mistake.
• What should I practise today? Set a specific, manageable task.
• How will I check progress? Review accuracy, time taken, and the quality of your reasoning.

For students pursuing CAT preparation online, this structure helps make daily study more purposeful.

Detailed CAT Mock Test Analysis: Learning Beyond the Score

Tanishq highlighted detailed mock analysis as an important part of his preparation at Verbalhub.

A mock score shows how an attempt went. The review helps explain why it went that way.

Did you miss a question because you lacked a concept? Did you choose a difficult set too early? Did you spend several minutes on a question that you eventually left unanswered?

These are different problems, and each needs a different response.

What Should You Review After a CAT Mock?

A productive CAT mock test analysis looks at:

The next step is to turn those findings into practice priorities.

For example: If a student repeatedly narrows an RC question down to two options but chooses incorrectly, simply reading more passages may not solve the problem. Reviewing the exact difference between those options can be more useful.

This is how mock analysis becomes part of a practical CAT 99 percentile strategy.

Hasan Sir's Mentorship: Clear Concepts and Logical Thinking

Hasan Sir breaking down CAT VARC logic with Tanishq in a one-to-one mentorship session at Verbalhub.

With more than a decade of teaching experience, Hasan Sir's CAT preparation approach combines conceptual clarity, strategic practice, and personalised 1-on-1 guidance.

In CAT VARC preparation, his logic-driven teaching encourages students to understand why an answer is correct and why the alternatives fail.

This includes learning to:

• Identify the central idea and purpose of a passage.
• Follow how one paragraph connects with another.
• Separate the author's opinion from examples or opposing views.
• Recognize unsupported assumptions in answer choices.
• Eliminate options that distort the passage's meaning or go beyond its scope.

Building Speed Through Better Elimination

Close answer choices can consume valuable time in VARC.

A practical elimination method gives students specific things to check: scope, tone, relevance, and support from the passage.

For instance, a passage may suggest that a policy could improve an outcome. An option claiming that the policy will always solve the problem changes both the certainty and the scope of the claim.

Spotting that difference makes elimination quicker and more reliable.

The purpose of these techniques is to build sound reasoning that students can apply under exam pressure.

Working Through Mock-Score Plateaus

A period of flat or falling mock scores can be frustrating. Students may begin changing resources, attempting more tests, or questioning their preparation.

Hasan Sir's strategic guidance encourages a closer look at the cause.

A plateau may come from:

• Repeating the same conceptual mistakes.
• Attempting too many low-confidence questions.
• Spending too long on difficult passages or sets.
• Reviewing answers without changing the next practice session.

Personalised CAT VARC mentorship helps students identify which issue needs attention and choose a manageable correction.

Tanishq's testimonial highlights how guidance helped build confidence and persistence. Regular feedback gives students a clearer sense of what to keep doing, what to change, and where to focus next.

Doubt Resolution That Supported Consistent Practice

Tanishq also highlighted Verbalhub's 24/7 doubt-resolution helpline.

Having a channel to raise doubts matters because unresolved confusion can carry into later practice. A student may remember an answer but still misunderstand the reasoning behind it.

For students comparing CAT coaching options, access to clear explanations is an important part of the learning experience.

What CAT Aspirants Can Learn from Tanishq's Success

The Verbalhub CAT 2026 Roadmap: Diagnostic Check → Concept Mastery → Mock Analysis → Strategy Review → WAT/PI Profile Guidance.

Tanishq's journey offers practical lessons for students at different stages of preparation.

1. Give Every Study Session a Clear Purpose. Choose a specific task, such as reviewing inference errors, revising percentages, or practising set selection. Clear tasks are easier to complete and assess.
2. Make Mock Review Part of Your Schedule. Allow enough time to understand mistakes and revisit questions you skipped. Taking another test is most useful when you have acted on the previous one.
3. Track Repeated Errors. Maintain a short error log. Record the mistake, its cause, and the action you will take before the next mock.
4. Resolve Doubts Early. If the same confusion appears twice, address it. Repeated uncertainty can affect both accuracy and confidence.
5. Stay Consistent Through Difficult Phases. Judge progress across several attempts. Use a disappointing mock to identify the next correction.
6. A useful mentor helps you understand your performance and decide what to do next. That clarity makes encouragement easier to act on. Read more about the role of a CAT personal tutor in VARC preparation.

How to Score 99 Percentile in CAT

There is no fixed timetable or shortcut that guarantees 99 percentile in CAT. A strong preparation process combines conceptual understanding, regular practice, detailed mock analysis, sensible question selection, and consistent revision.

Tanishq's 99.24 percentile shows how disciplined effort and personalised support can work together.

His experience also offers a useful way to evaluate coaching. If you are searching for the best CAT coaching institute, ask:

• Who will help me analyse my mocks?
• Will my study plan reflect my current performance?
• How will I receive feedback on VARC reasoning?
• What support is available when my scores stop improving?
• How can I get my doubts resolved?

The answers can help you judge whether a programme fits your needs.

Watch Tanishq Share His CAT Preparation Experience

Hear Tanishq discuss his preparation and the support he received from Hasan Sir and the Verbalhub team.

Watch Tanishq's CAT success testimonial on YouTube

Get Your Personalised CAT Study Plan with Hasan Sir

Unsure why your mock scores are not improving? Need help organising your preparation or strengthening VARC?

Book a personalised CAT consultation or diagnostic discussion with Hasan Sir and the Verbalhub team.

Discuss your current performance, identify the areas that need attention, and understand how a CAT preparation strategy by Hasan Sir can guide your next steps.

Result note: Tanishq's percentile is based on Verbalhub's published student result information. Individual outcomes may vary.