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Decoding CAT 2015

Decoding CAT 2015

Posted by | Sep 10, 2015 | |

      Mock: 1. Make a replica or imitation of something 2. Make (something) seem laughably real or impossible (Source: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/mock) If we go by that definition – a Mock CAT may be of two categories: 1. An imitation of the skill-set tested in the CAT 2. A test that is nowhere close to the CAT For a CAT prep institute, their Mock should be the former and not the latter. The CAT Mocks are the most important prep tool for your CAT. It can help you understand quite a lot of things: where do you stand, which...

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4 ways to eliminate options in RC

4 ways to eliminate options in RC

Posted by | Oct 1, 2014 | , |

BANE Technique to handle RC. Let me share my ‘ mantra ’ to handle RC 1. I don’t skim! Skimming is for those who know the subject. When I do not know much about philosophy, and the passage gives the cosmological argument of the First Cause, I will be lost in the cosmos if I skim. I read! The key is to understand the Focus & the Idea. 2. I don’t select! I eliminate options – since it is easier to eliminate the wrong answer rather than select the best answer. Eliminate – Too Broad | Eliminate – Too...

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CET GANGNAM STYLE

CET GANGNAM STYLE

Posted by | Feb 1, 2014 | |

To set the record straight, the title only suggests that attempting the CET is like riding a horse – 200 questions in 150 minutes. It is like no other test. Though CET questions may be of much lower difficulty level than CAT, it is still a major challenge for even the best – doing well in CET requires one to be extremely alert and agile. The Basics The DTE, Maharashtra has mentioned that CET ‘14 is going to be online and its pattern is to be on the lines of the previous CET. 200 questions spread across Quantitative Ability,...

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