Wanting to start CAT prep now

Hey people, I just started preparing for CAT'24. A bit about myself- Graduated last year, with an Engineering Degree, working as an Associate Product Manager (~1 yr). I've started with IMS modules and solved a few previous year sectionals, not complete papers though. I take out time to study on weekends and on days I work from home. Could anyone suggest a strategy; as to what topics to target first, what modules/ mock series to purchase, if needed etc. Thanks, looking forward to your suggestions.

I am a 26F, 3yoe in advertising and marketing. I'm tired of being in agency side and serving the brand. I wanted to shift to brand side for that I'm planning to give CAT and get an MBA from IIMs. To be honest I feel super underconfident to give a try. I am disappointed with myself and throwing a lot of self hate for this attitude towards my preparation. Anyone who has cracked CAT could teach me how to overcome this would be highly appreciated. Thank you!

I am planning on preparing now for the CAT exam. Obviously I know I am late for the prep. Just want to know on a realistic basis is 99+ percentile achievable from here? Or for that I should Target CAT 2025?

I did my btech from IIT in 2022 and then have been working for the past 2 years. Now thinking of going for an MBA but confused about whether I should go to IIMs or go abroad for an MBA. I need help in deciding further steps as I want to plan it out for the year 2025. By that time I will have a work experience of 3 years. Also would be helpful if people can suggest which are the best sources and materials from where one should prepare for CAT & GMAT.

I have been working as a Software engineer since the past 2 years (work from home), but now I will have to shift. I have been thinking about going for an Mba since last year and will be self-prepping, since I have the basics (I did prepare last year) I am confused on the course for preparation I've been thinking to go full on with Mocks and tests for the time remaining (I'll start the prep now) People who have been in similar situation, what mock test series did you find accomodating and flexible ? I would want to have as much flexibility in mock tests because some days I can devote 4-5 hrs, but some days it would be lesser. I've come across SIMCATs, AIMCATs and CatKing's mock series. Are they good ?

How is it? Are there libraries