The Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) officially conduct the Common Admission Test (CAT) each year, and with the exam scheduled for November 29, 2026, candidates across India are entering the most critical preparation phase. Recognizing that the final stretch determines ultimate percentiles and IIM call conversions, MBA Wallah by Physics Wallah (PW) is unveiling a dedicated initiative: Mission 100.
If your prep has been inconsistent, your mock scores have hit a plateau, or you are struggling to balance Quantitative Aptitude (QA), Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC), this 100-day milestone is designed to redefine your approach.
CAT 2026 is getting closer, and for many aspirants, the next 100 days could be the most important phase of their preparation.
If your preparation has been inconsistent, your mock scores are not where you want them to be, or you are still struggling to balance Quant, VARC and DILR, there is still time to change the way you prepare.
PW is bringing something specially designed for CAT aspirants who want to make these final 100 days count.
This is not about starting from scratch.
It is about identifying what matters, improving what is holding you back, practising with purpose and making every remaining day count.
The official launch date for this initiative is August 27, 2026. Rather than starting the entire syllabus from scratch, Mission 100 provides a structured, high-intensity roadmap engineered specifically for the remaining 100 days leading up to CAT 2026.
Initiative Name: Mission 100: 100 Days Can Change Your CAT Preparation
Organizing Body: MBA Wallah (Physics Wallah / PW)
Official Reveal Date: August 27, 2026
Target Exam & Date: CAT 2026 — November 29, 2026
Who Should Join: Beginners needing structured preparation, repeaters, and aspirants targeting 99+ percentile
Core Sections Covered: Quantitative Aptitude (QA), DILR, and VARC
Primary Portal: PW MBA Wallah Platform / App
Preparation in the initial months establishes theoretical clarity, but the final 100 days dictate exam execution. Navigating the 120-minute CAT pattern requires sharp section-swapping tactics, question selection, and speed.
Question Selection Skills: Learning which high-difficulty questions to skip immediately to preserve time.
Balanced Sectional Performance: Distributing effort across VARC, DILR, and Quant so no section drops below IIM cutoff benchmarks.
Mock Test Analysis: Shifting focus from merely taking test series to rigorously analyzing error patterns, trap choices, and time-per-question metrics.
This upcoming initiative by PW MBA Wallah caters to a wide spectrum of management aspirants:
Aspirants Seeking Structure: Candidates who have covered partial syllabus but lack an organized daily timetable for the remaining phase.
Stuck Mock Scorer: Test-takers struggling to cross the 80–90 percentile barrier in sectional or full-length mocks.
Working Professionals & College Seniors: Aspirants needing maximum output in minimum daily study hours.
Repeaters Aiming for Top IIMs: Candidates looking to fine-tune speed and eliminate recurring mistakes.
CAT preparation is not only about completing the syllabus. It is about knowing what to revise, what to practise, what to skip, how to attempt and how to perform under pressure. If you have been waiting for the right push to take your CAT preparation seriously, this could be the moment to start.
Your CAT 2026 story isn't over yet. 100 days can still make a difference.
PW is bringing a new opportunity for CAT aspirants. The details will be revealed soon. Until then:
Revise. Practise. Analyse. Improve.