10 must know rules for Subject Verb Agreement – Grammar Subject Verb Agreement is a very important concept in English grammar. Now, don’t get worried and don’t be like “Why do I need to learn this? How is this going to help me? Many of the MBA entrances including CAT test students on the questions … Read more
Main Idea of the passage RC questions All of us have solved RC questions in our schools and colleges. However, in CAT there is a crucial difference. In our earlier years, the passages that we came across were either from our textbooks and the questions were straightforward. So, most of the times, we used to … Read more
Commonly repeated Tones of RC passagesThe focus of RC Passages in the CAT exam over the last few years has been on relatively short passages, but those which require you to ‘infer’ the answer. This means that the candidate needs to understand the passage holistically, including its many nuances, as the answer will not be … Read more
Title of the passage RC questions A common question seen in CAT and other MBA entrances in the RC section is the choice of an appropriate title. Questions that ask you to provide a title for the passage require you to assume the role of the author & to experience what he or she may … Read more
How to crack descriptive questions in RC For most CAT aspirants, Reading Comprehension is a nightmare. “It takes too much time” “The answer choices are too close” and so on. So how does one attempt and more importantly crack Reading Comprehension?RC is one of the most regular sections in English section of CAT. RC takes … Read more
How to crack Application based questions in RC The first thing to bear in mind while taking a RC and while preparing is that RCs test your reading and comprehending skills. CAT especially, in these questions, tests your comprehension rigorously. Verbal is a section which most engineers dread as they trust themselves with the quantitative … Read more
Inference-based questions in CET, SNAP, NMAT, and other MBA entrance exams test your ability to identify conclusions that logically follow from a given statement without making assumptions. The key is to rely only on the information provided, avoid personal knowledge, and distinguish valid inferences from unsupported conclusions or extreme statements. Inference Based Type I Inference … Read more
Mandays, Time & Work Quick Recap If a person completes work in x days, one-day work = 1/x. If A and B work together, combined work = A’s rate + B’s rate. Total work = rate × time. Time = total work / rate. Wages are divided in the ratio of work done. For man-days: … Read more
How to improve your grammar: Grammar is something where you don’t require any formulae or shortcuts to crack questions you just got to have your basics in place and good command over the language.This can be done by reading…i know its a cliche but that is the only way to improve your grammar.reading is not only restricted … Read more
Logical Reasoning when I started with my CAT preparation Logical reasoning was something I thought would be simple to crack.Just do some brain teasers and math puzzles and life is sorted.So I started with some brain teasers from internet, blood relations,coding decoding,ranking test. These topics made me feel good as I could solve them very easily and … Read more