Guess and Eliminate : Problem solving with examples .

While studying for the CAT, we hope to be familiar with every type of question before walking into the test. Surprise slows you down, and knowing what to do ahead of time will save you time and help you earn more points. However, there will inevitably be questions for which you will not know how … Read more

Solving Average Speed Problems-test your self now !

Average speed problems are common in every exam. These questions can be tricky if you haven’t practiced solving them, because the most obvious answer choice is a trap. To see why, try the following problem:Joe drives 120 miles at 60 miles per hour, and then he drives the next 120 miles at 40 miles per … Read more

DO’S and DONT’S few days before CAT exam .

Preparing for the CAT in two weeks or less is not ideal. A miniscule percentage of people can study for such a short amount of time and achieve a score that meets business school requirements. Most students spend months preparing for the test. With such a short amount of time, there is not much that … Read more

Solving RC questions using Options – 6 key points

Reading Comprehension is a section that even native English speakers find difficult to master, because it tests your verbal logic more than your language itself. In addition, a lot of people are just put off when they see a very large passage with multiple questions to follow, which are seemingly unconnected to the passage. Therein … Read more

Must know Divisibility Rules

Here are 10 important divisibility rules you should know: 1) 1 1 may be the loneliest number but it’s also a very important number for divisibility! Every integer is divisible by 1, and the result of any integer x divided by 1 is just x (when you divide an integer by 1, it stays the … Read more

Comparing options

A lot of  test takers complain about insufficient time. This is understandable as far as the Verbal section is concerned. We all have different reading speeds and that itself accounts for a lot of time issues in the Verbal section. Obviously then there are other factors – your comfort with the language, your comprehension skills, … Read more

Remainder Questions

Let’s consider both simple and complex applications of remainders. The most straightforward scenario is for the question to ask what the remainder is in a given context.Let’s start by looking at an official Data Sufficiency question of moderate difficulty: What is the remainder when x is divided by 3? 1) The sum of the digits … Read more

How to crack sentence correction without iron clad rules

You can rely on ironclad rules that never varied (the rules for exponents don’t change depending on the context of the problem, for example), but when you do Sentence Correction, the relevant rules at play in a given question seemed less obvious. Is there a way, to view Sentence Correction with the same unwavering consistency … Read more

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