CetKing ARTICLES Articles are a kind of modifier that modifies noun entities. Their modification denotes whether we are talking about a specific entity or a non-specific entity and hence can be divided into two categories: INDEFINITE ARTICLE ‘A’ and ‘an’ are called the indefinite articles because they each refer to an object that is not specific. … Read more
Prepositions are one of the basic parts of speech and are among the words that we use most when composing sentences. They are also a member of a closed word class, meaning that it is very rare for a new preposition to enter the language. In fact, there are only about 100 of them in … Read more
Many people associate being good at math with being able to do math quickly. There’s plenty of truth to that: usually, when you struggle with something, it takes longer than if it’s a strong point for you.However, when you’re preparing for the Quant section, don’t work quickly for the sake of working quickly. Speed on … Read more
Overlapping Sets are a hot topic in every other exam . They don’t have to be particularly hard questions, but they fit well into the criteria of what the test makers are trying to test: mathematical reasoning, without a lot of nuts-and-bolts arithmetic. Some of these questions require nothing more than addition and subtraction.Two Overlapping … Read more
Let’s get the short answer out of the way up front. No, you can’t effectively prepare for NMAT in Two weeks. Two weeks really isn’t good enough, either. I generally recommend setting aside 8-12 weeks.That said, I know that many people don’t have the time, or don’t plan far enough in advance. While you cannot … Read more
The competitive exams loves to incorporate more than one familiar shape in a diagram. The most popular combination is of a circle and a square.Squares can be inscribed in circles, and circles can be inscribed in square. A circle inscribed in a square is a little easier to work with, so let’s start there. The … Read more
So you’ve decided to work with a tutor. Here are some tips on picking a good one. Some students are able to leverage their tutor-aided studying into a fantastic score. Others struggle, becoming frustrated with their lack of progress. What makes the difference? While it’s nice if your tutor magically transforms you into a CAT-acing … Read more
Rather than blindly picking numbers, you need to think generally about the specific cases you choose. Doing so is one of the biggest conceptual leaps you can make on CAT: without it, you probably can’t top BUT you can drastically improve your Quantitatve score beyond that. The main point here is that you need to … Read more
10. School (Class 8th or less) Any Primary and Secondary School level activities not mentioned in higher ranks. School Dances, Group dances, painting, drawing, singing competitions. 9. NCC & Scouts All activities related to NCC and Scoutings done in school level are counted here. 8. One time NGOs Any work done at very small level … Read more
It is a common axiom that the best strategy in any competition is to attack your opponent at his weakest point. If you’ve been studying for the CAT for any length of time, you’ve probably noticed that not all Data Sufficiency statements are created equal. At times the statements are mind-bendingly complex. Other times we … Read more
