CAT and NMAT are different in terms of pattern and strategy.



In NMAT though the questions are easy but there are more number of questions than CAT. You should practice at least a couple of mocks to prepare your strategy accordingly.



In CAT the questions are relatively tougher and you have more types of questions so that requires a different strategy all together.



So do not mix both the examination. I hope you have covered all of the basics of Quantitative Ability, Verbal abilities and reasoning. You should give some mocks of NMAT first and identify your strengths and weaknesses and prepare a strategy accordingly to score more than 200 marks.



After that you can appear for CAT by giving at least a couple of mocks and similarly analysing your performance.



All the best!

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