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CAT 2019: Detailed Analysis of Slot 1 and 2 with expected cutoffs

November 24, 2019 / By

CAT 2019 paper [Slot 1] was on simliar lines as CAT 2018. However, the section-wise the difficulty was different. Verbal ability was comparably easier than reading comprehension, but reading comprehension was far more difficult, making the overall section a bit difficult. Logical Reasoning and data interpretation section gave some respite in terms of toughness level and calculations …

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Basics of an argument: CAT Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning

November 1, 2019 / By

Critical Reasoning questions evaluate a test taker’s ability to understand, analyze, criticize, and complete arguments. The arguments are contained in short passages taken from a variety of sources, including letters to the editor, speeches, advertisements, newspaper articles and editorials, informal discussions and conversations, as well as articles in the humanities, the social sciences, and the …

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How to solve assumption based CAT RC and CR Questions

November 1, 2019 / By

Assumptions: The Critical Reasoning section typically includes several questions that test your ability to identify assumptions of arguments. An assumption of an argument plays a role in establishing the conclusion. However, unlike a premise, an assumption is not something that the arguer explicitly asserts to be true; an assumption is instead just treated as true …

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How to solve inference based critical reasoning questions

November 1, 2019 / By

Inference questions are the most dreaded questions in CAT reading Comprehension. Students are at home when it comes to answering questions whose answers are likely to be given in the passage, but when it comes to answering questions such as ‘What can be concluded from the passage?’ or ‘What can be inferred about a particular …

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CAT Mock Strategy: Common mistakes made by students in VARC section

August 5, 2019 / By

Key highlights: if you have not been writing mocks and sectional tests, then you should start writing one immediately What separates a 90 percentiler from a 50 percentiler is just 8 questions; numerically the gap might be colossal, practically it is not. Extreme caution is just as dangerous as extreme recklessness; students who are too …

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