CetKing CAT for Non-Native English Speakers Still Requires Strong English There’s no getting around this: if your English is weak, everything you do in English will also be weak. So there’s just no “easy” route to scoring well on the CAT without a strong fluency in English. Further, your end goal is presumably to study in … Read more
Believe it or not, getting to the right answer for a Critical Reasoning question can be as simple at reading the prompt carefully and strategically eliminating answer choices that are out of scope of the passage. A lot of answer choices can “sound good” but really don’t do anything in the form of answering the … Read more
English language is full of idioms, and the CAT creators like to test some of these. Although there are some idioms that are more common in the CAT, there is little alternative but to learn as many of them as you can. An enjoyable way to do so is to read as widely as possible … Read more
Speaking English is a lot trickier than writing it! When you’re speaking you naturally end up pursing far greater number of mistakes than you’d have ended up making while writing. Speaking mistakes are quite inevitable owing to the fact that while conversing, you don’t have a moment to pause, think and play! There are numerous … Read more
A number of students preparing to go for an MBA are often stuck in the dilemma to choose between an IIM and a foreign MBA. Many a times students find it difficult to make a choice. The answer to these confusions depends upon a number of factors that need to be analysed before one makes … Read more
Is age really just a number? Most top business schools don’t make it easy to get a clear picture of the breakdown of ages in their incoming classes. However, while the information that is available makes it clear that most top programs have an average age in the mid to late twenties. Getting the timing … Read more
We have some guidance for candidates who find themselves placed on a waitlist, but before we get to that, let’s look first at why schools use a waitlist. First and foremost, while schools now know the quality of their Round 1 matriculants and Round 2 applicants, they do not know how many of the candidates … Read more
Preparing for CAT can be a monotonous task. You may get bored while solving problems on probability or while reading those “heavy” passages. So, what can we do to get a good, productive break? Well, the answer is simple: READ BOOKS. But, then a new question arises: which books to read? While the books should … Read more
Studying for the CAT can seem like a big task, equivalent to kill a dragon. CAT demands vocabulary and shortcut strategy to solve quant problems. To make preparing for the CAT more manageable, you need a study plan. In this total guide to making a CAT study plan, we’ll discuss why you need a plan, what to … Read more
According to CAT Official Guide – each RC passage is a unified whole – that is, the individual sentences and paragraphs support and develop one main idea or central point which the student must identify. In this article, we will learn how to find the basic questions of a Reading Comprehension passage. Main Idea Almost every passage in … Read more
