CetKing Is there some half-baked idea you’ve been sitting on? Someplace you’ve been meaning to visit? Some piece of work you’ve been trying to finish? Thinking that you will get to it..thinking that there is ample time. Everyone procrastinates – it is a common weakness of human nature! There is so much you can learn from … Read more
For the successful creation of the perfect CV, you must first know what a CV is. Curriculum Vitae or a CV is basically an overview or the summary of your academic qualifications, achievements, professional and personal skills and your contributions (if any).However, one common mistake most students and even job applicants tend to make is … Read more
Many students across the global with aspirations to pursue management degree like MBA wonder when should they get MBA? Some think: why waste and year, just get it right after Engineering or any Bachelors degree. So, the big question is what to do after graduation? What is the correct decision? Should I get a job? Well, ‘skills’ is the … Read more
CAT 2017 approaching fast and this is the time when most of the CAT aspirants start analysing their preparation to combat the challenge. To prepare well for the exam one needs to focus on important topics. Although there is no specific CAT syllabus to prepare for, aspirants must know the important topics to prepare for. This article … Read more
At first glance, it’s difficult to identify a clear difference between the words “which” and “that.” However, both have unique characteristics that are important to understand, especially to master Sentence Correction questions. These two words are often misused in everyday conversion, requiring test-takers to take a step back and unlearn bad habits in preparation for … Read more
The word “whom” has almost disappeared from modern English. However, it’s still very much alive and well on the CAT, so we advise that students ensure they know the difference between “who” and “whom.” As with many grammar-related topics, Sentence Correction questions are where you can expect to see this issue come up. Q 1) … Read more
There are many questions on the CAT relating to verb tense ( only six tenses are tested directly). The use of tenses in English is one of the more complicated areas of English grammar for native speakers and non-native speakers alike. However, by familiarizing yourself with fundamental rules pertaining to the verb tense, you will … Read more
“Prior to 1965 geologists assumed that the two giant rock plates meeting at the San Andreas Fault generate heat through friction as they grind past each other, but in 1965 Henyey found that temperatures in drill holes near the fault were not as elevated as had been expected. Some geologists wondered whether the absence of … Read more
Virtually all Reading Comprehension questions fall into these 6 categories: main idea, detail, inference, out of context, logical structure, and author’s tone. Familiarizing yourself with each type of Reading Comprehension prompt will allow you to think more like the test-writers and root out common traps. Type 1: Find the Main Idea Of all the Reading … Read more
Basically, a percent is a simple ratio times 100. CAT will ask you to calculate percent changes, and here you have to be very careful with order, i.e., what’s the starting number and what’s the ending number. IMPORTANT: in a percent change, the starting number is always 100%. Thus, we can say: Can … Read more
