Study groups
Your own prep. A few people in your corner.
Find a study group or make one with a friend. Share the routine, compare mocks and keep each other going.
Ocegik · Feature guide · 3 min read
Ocegik / Study groupsCAT preparation can be a very solitary routine. Sometimes you need someone to discuss a difficult set with. Sometimes you just need to know a friend is sitting down to study too.
Why we built it
Study partners were one of the things fellow aspirants kept asking for. Ocegik gives that company a place alongside the preparation itself, with groups that can be as small as you and one friend.
Where it makes a difference
Keep your circle small if you like
Create a group for two or bring a few more people together. Invite them with a link, code or QR code.
Share the day-to-day
A shared today view and announcements give the group a way to keep up with preparation.
Compare and discuss mocks
Group boards give results a shared context and a reason to talk about what worked and what was difficult.
You and a friend take the same sectional over the weekend. Comparing the result is a starting point: which passage took too long, which set was worth skipping, and what will each of you try next time?
A little design thinking
Company at the scale that works for you.
A group does not have to be a large public chat. A two-person group supports a study partnership; a bigger group gives a small circle a shared home. Boards sit alongside everyday preparation because accountability needs more than a rank.
Try it in your next study week
- 1.Browse public groups or create your own.
- 2.Invite a friend or request to join a group that suits you.
- 3.Agree on a small shared routine and check in after your next mock.