CetKing We encounter many different types of pronoun errors on the Verbal Section. Some of the most common errors include: Using a pronoun without an antecedent. For example, the sentence, “Although Jack is very rich, he makes poor use of it,” is incorrect because “it” has no antecedent. The antecedent should instead be “money” or “wealth.” Error in matching the pronoun … Read more
Mixture problems show up frequently on the Quantitative section and fall into two basic categories. As each type of mixture question will be approached in fairly different ways, it is important that you know the difference between them. Proportions in mixture problems First, there are mixture problems that ask you to alter the proportions of … Read more
Fractions can often appear difficult to deal with in quant section. However, if you simplify fractions, things become easier. Consider the following question If a and b are integers, and {3^5}a={5^3}b, which of the following must be true? A) b/125 is an integer B) a/(125.3^5) is an integer C) b/27 is an integer D) a/3 … Read more
Prime numbers can be considered tools to help us solve questions that appear difficult. Use these helpers to make your life easier on test day! Look at the following question: If N is the product of all positive integers less than 31, then what is the greatest integer k for which N/18k is an integer? … Read more
Inequality is a common topic for all competitive exams especially SNAP and CMAT and CET. There always 5 to 6 questions come in all competitive exams out of this topic. In Inequality, we are given some directions, a statements followed by 4 conclusions. We have to find the conclusions which are true according to the … Read more
You know reading is good for you, but you can’t seem to concentrate on reading the book you’ve picked up from the library. You get a few pages in and then get distracted, and turn to the computer or your television. You end up dragging the book around for months, moving it from the coffee … Read more
Mastering CET Preparation: The Art of Mock Test Analysis Success in competitive exams like the CET (Common Entrance Test) is not just about taking multiple mock tests—it’s about learning from them. Many students make the mistake of simply attempting a mock test, checking their scores and percentile, and moving on to the next without any … Read more
Common Admission Test (CAT) is the first thing that comes to our mind when we think of MBA entrance exams. Most B-Schools in India accept CAT scores for admission. XAT, MAT and CMAT are next on the list. Then comes SNAP, NMAT, GMAT and so on. Overall, most candidates end up taking about two to … Read more
It does not surprise anyone when they learn that the properties of circles are tested on the CAT. Most test-takers will nod and rattle off the relevant equations by rote: Area = Π*radius ^2; Circumference = 2Π* radius; etc. However, many of my students are caught off guard to learn that the equation for a … Read more
One of the basic things you need to know before you start your CAT preparation is how to solve quadratic equations i.e. factorize the quadratic and equate each factor to 0 to get the possible values that x can take. Today we will discuss how you can solve a third degree equation. Say an equation … Read more
