CetKing As we all know Reading Comprehension is the hole and soul of verbal section in every entrance exam. And reading comprehension is the only area where most of the students stuck and end up with scoring less marks. Reading comprehension is one which increases your score in verbal section if solved by using proper strategy … Read more
It seems to be the end of the road as CAT result is not favourable for some. However if you wish to do your MBA from a good college we still have few options. There are four exams we can still target as their last dates are not yet over. Following are the top exams … Read more
Squat RC question are like normal RCs but of very short length usually just one paragraph. The verbal ability cmat exam contains approximately 9-10 passages, the majority of which are one paragraph in length. Passages are drawn from the physical sciences, biological sciences, social sciences, business, arts and humanities and everyday topics and are based … Read more
History MBA CET 2015 paper was messed up by DTE. It was extremely easy paper with jbims cutoffs touching 165 marks. One of the question was this: Find the odd man out? A. Bheem B. Arjun C. Nakul D. Sukhdev. Yes yes correct answer is Sukhdev and don’t this kinda ques will not be repeated … Read more
On the CAT we’ll want to reason more like Einstein, particularly when it comes to Data Sufficiency. In almost every class I teach, a student will ask a question along the lines of, “Is it possible that, in a value question, Statement 1 will tell you definitively that x equals 8, and that Statement 2 … Read more
Let’s discuss Quant questions on two different topics of discussion – sets and ratios. Both questions are official and of higher difficulty. Question 1: Of the 1400 college teachers surveyed, 42% said they considered engaging in research an essential goal. How many of the college teacher surveyed were women? Statement I: In the survey 36% of men … Read more
Let’s learn about the cases in which lines on the XY plane cross, or do not cross, the x- or y-axis. Students often struggle with questions such as this: Does the line with equation ax+by = c, where a,b and c are real constants, cross the x-axis? What concepts will you use here? How will you find … Read more
Let’s look at some questions that involve sets with similar standard deviations such that it is hard to tell which will have a higher SD without properly understanding the way it is calculated. Take a look at the following question: Which of the following distribution of numbers has the greatest standard deviation? (A) {-3, 1, 2} … Read more
What determines whether or not a question can be considered a CAT question? We know that CAT questions that are based on seemingly basic concepts can be camouflaged such that they may “appear” to be very hard. Is it true that a question requiring a lot of intricate calculations will not be tested in CAT? Yes, however it is … Read more
Let’s start. Our problem is: For what value of x, is |x – 3| + |x + 1| + |x| = 10? The one good thing about CAT is that it gives you four options. Here, the four options will be the possible values of x. So obviously, we will not waste time solving this … Read more
