Hi Puys,
i have IMS CAT Material (in excellent condition, almost new 
), which i want to sell... m in bangalore, so if interested,
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Hi Vinay, I will be interested in getting your material !
hi guys... this is utsav here from nagpur... i hav all time materials , books. magazines and all test series papers.... if anyone intrested then send me PM... i will give it at reasonable price...
Hi all,
Could anyone please advice me on which book to follow for verbal section for CAT and which magazine or book would be the best bet for preparing for the GK section for the other exams. Right now I am preparing for the verbal section from KAPLAN.
Thanks
Hi swapnildas,
To crack verbal section in CAT, u need to read a lot.. read journals, magazines, also books on some sort of Philosophy, history..etc.. non fiction kind of stuff... For GK do read dailes,also Pratiyogita Darpan..
Hope i clarified some of ur doubts
Hi all,
Could anyone please advice me on which book to follow for verbal section for CAT and which magazine or book would be the best bet for preparing for the GK section for the other exams. Right now I am preparing for the verbal section from KAPLAN.
Thanks
hi..everybody..i am a newbie on P.G,
i have just started my CAT preparatiion targetting CAT '09.I have joined TIME but am very much confused regarding how to plan my preparation phases?:banghead:
Firstly i am not sure whether the material i am referring would suffice for the practise phase or not??
- for quant i am referring to TIME material and A.Sharma.
- For D.I ,TIME Material,
- For english am doing TIME material,A.sharma,reading books on a variety of topics (as suggested)and regular newspapers.
I plan to finish the initial preaparation by september and then to go for mock tests.Would it be advisable for me to go for the plan or is it that i ve started my preparation a bit late?
or should go for tests and their analysis from the very beginning ?
Please guide me...
First of all finish your fundamentals by solving the material(basic one)...in case your time test series starts in between you will gradually face some problem and may be ur scores cn b a bit low..bt dnt ever get disheartened coz mocks r nt de end CAT..and moreover you will b in the middle of your preparations...so go for it....ATB
hi..everybody..i am a newbie on P.G,
i have just started my CAT preparatiion targetting CAT '09.I have joined TIME but am very much confused regarding how to plan my preparation phases?:banghead:
Firstly i am not sure whether the material i am referring would suffice for the practise phase or not??
- for quant i am referring to TIME material and A.Sharma.
- For D.I ,TIME Material,
- For english am doing TIME material,A.sharma,reading books on a variety of topics (as suggested)and regular newspapers.
I plan to finish the initial preaparation by september and then to go for mock tests.Would it be advisable for me to go for the plan or is it that i ve started my preparation a bit late?
or should go for tests and their analysis from the very beginning ?
Please guide me...
Some suggestions :
Please get hold of a original CAT paper and try to go thru it...this way u will get an idea of the type of questions u r reqd to solve
then u will urself be able to identify whether ur materials suffice or not
Hi all,
I am totally worried about CAT prep...Please suggest some books for Quant, DI and VA.... CAn anyone
confirm whether TIME's latest material(Quant) is sufficient... I am CAT-2006 student...That material is very old in terms of format.
.As format is changed i expect to see the change in material. So please suggest
good advanced material as I am good at basics in all three...
And reg. philosophical or non-fiction in general...Can anyone suggest some names and authors for thos
Hi all,
I am totally worried about CAT prep...Please suggest some books for Quant, DI and VA.... CAn anyone
confirm whether TIME's latest material(Quant) is sufficient... I am CAT-2006 student...That material is very old in terms of format.
.As format is changed i expect to see the change in material. So please suggest
good advanced material as I am good at basics in all three...
And reg. philosophical or non-fiction in general...Can anyone suggest some names and authors for thos
For Quant I would suggest Arun Sharma to begin with. I usual problem that everyone faces with this book is that there is no solution for most of the problems but I you have any doubts there is an exclusive thread in this forum where you discuss Arun Sharma doubts. But all the chapter arent very good and I dont think only Arun Shrama will be sufficient. The practice excersises book provided by TIME, the one which has chapter wise questions. I found that book particularly good. I would suggest you to go through that. (The basic material is no good, its too damn easy even for a first timer)
For geometry it would be a good idea follow your 10th standard maths book. Try out all the theorem proofs and stuff. That would help me getting your fundamentals clear.
Hi everybody,
M mithunkaushik.a new pagalguy in the town .I hav appeared cat last time wid zero prep and i got around 70. This time m planning to sit for it with more seriousness. have joined pg recently.m planning to take up the test series from time , ims.Hav got the ims material. But i hav no info abt good books for quant and di. I have the arun sharma book. Can anyone advise me abt some good books on these subjects. Not planning to take the classroom course due to time constraint.
cheers
mk
Hi all,
Can anyone suggest me how to improve one's GK? I know reading newspapers regularly helps but besides that is there any other book or a good magazine which I should read,to be able to answer GK /Current Affairs ques asked in IIFT and SNAP
Hi all,
Can anyone suggest me how to improve one's GK? I know reading newspapers regularly helps but besides that is there any other book or a good magazine which I should read,to be able to answer GK /Current Affairs ques asked in IIFT and SNAP
U can go for CSR which is monthly magzine. Also stay updated with various coaching class magzines from IMS, TIME etc. they help a lot. Also u can take help of guys who have enrolled in any class as the coaching classes also provide GK materials and tests online.
i think the same!! arun sharma is a gud book but it lacks the explanation of answers... how bout having a new thread??
i've done algebra;)
Hi all,
Can anyone suggest me how to improve one's GK? I know reading newspapers regularly helps but besides that is there any other book or a good magazine which I should read,to be able to answer GK /Current Affairs ques asked in IIFT and SNAP
U can try for Pratiyogita Darpan.. it is a gud one..
Hi all,
Can anyone suggest me how to improve one's GK? I know reading newspapers regularly helps but besides that is there any other book or a good magazine which I should read,to be able to answer GK /Current Affairs ques asked in IIFT and SNAP
For IIFT you need to have deep gk knowledge... there can be questions on history, awards, current affair... for this you can check online gk.. you will find lots of them
For SNAP current business news, current affairs, punchlines... for this you can refer to institute material.
Plus there was thread on gk last year so hopefully this year also there will be one on PG which helps a lot.
India today, week, business today is great help for GK.
For your GK updates..let me guide you thru vid sm books...
1.For detailed fortnightly news and analysis go for frontline((helps you with the GD part..go for it.if you are really into extensive information)
2.for business updates go for either businessweek(weekly basis)or businesstoday(fortnightly basis)
3Be away frm INDIA today(personal opinion)
4.for capsule GK subscribe to GK today by the CSR group.
5.U have always have newspapers and net..so njoy
Hi all,
For making a good start with QA practice, does Arun Sharma hold good as a standard level book ? If not what are the other books ?
Will the books by coaching centres be useful ?
I am aware that there is a separate thread running for arun sharma, but I am asking about the credibility of its contents with respect to CAT's current trends
Hi all,
For making a good start with QA practice, does Arun Sharma hold good as a standard level book ? If not what are the other books ?
Will the books by coaching centres be useful ?
I am aware that there is a separate thread running for arun sharma, but I am asking about the credibility of its contents with respect to CAT's current trends
I think Arun Sharma is exhaustive enough and would cover all the aspects that u would require for Cat...