CL Mock 13
VARC 42 (31A 17c) Rubbish accuracy
DILR 41 (15a 14C) Rubbish number of attempts
QA 77 (28A 26c) Saving grace
OA 160 (74A 57c) Much improvements needed
CL MOCK 13 VARC 33A/17C -39 DILR 9A/2C - 0 QA 20A/15C -42 Total - 81. Officially CAT'16 hopes are over.
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CL Proc Mock 12
VARC: 26C/8W(73) 99.47%ile
LRDI: 16C/4W (45) 87.77%ile :|
QA: 20C/6W (58) 98.07%ile
OA: 62C/18W (176) 98.97%ile (AIR: 58)
Another LRDI screwed up. Stuck at exact 99%ile for ages.
CL mock 13
VARC 37 🙈 after some series of decent performance finally a set back
DILR 36 panic continues
QA 52
OA 125 :(
Fianlly a series of dismal performance of this long weekend continues!!!
M kinda consistent on being inconsistent
is CL mock 13 trickiest till yet :o
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Is there any mock this time with Gejo's video attempt of it? Thanks!
CL MOCK CAT 13
VA/RC-59
DI/LR-47
QA-60
OA-166
Quant could have gone better considering the fact that QA was pretty easy this time.
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CL MOCK CAT 13
VARC: 67
DILR: 47 :cry:
QA: 63
OA: 177
As usual, DILR continues to be the deal-breaker.
CL Proc Mock 10
VARC: 21C/13W (57) 98.55%ile
LRDI: 15C/3W (43) 95.4%ile
QA: 23C/3W (67) 99.58%ile
OA: 59C/19W (167) 99.80%ile (AIR:13)
Good performance after a long time :)
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Can someone provide me with the access code for Proc Mock 13 access code for 7:30 Slot today.
CL Mock 12 Question, why is the B option right?
The passage given below is followed by a set of three questions. Choose the most appropriate answer to each question.
There has never been a better time to break free from fossil fuels. Record-breaking global temperatures, plummeting fossil-fuel prices, historic investments in renewable energy, and global pressure to honor climate pledges are all coming together to create the ideal setting for this world-changing shift.
The shift could not be more urgent. The United Nations climate agreement forged in Paris last December reconfirmed the level of 2°C above pre-industrial levels as a hard upper limit for global warming, beyond which the consequences for the planet become catastrophic. But it also included commitments to “pursue efforts” to limit warming to 1. 5°(c) Judging by the latest data published by NASA, achieving that lower limit should be viewed as an imperative.
The new data confirm that 2015 was the hottest year on record, and show that the global run of record-breaking temperatures continued through the first two months of this year. According to NASA, global temperatures in February were 1. 35°C above average, based on a 1951-1980 baseline.
Fortunately, the privileged position of fossil fuels already seems to be weakening. In fact, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), global greenhouse-gas emissions and economic growth have already decoupled, with global energy-related CO2 (the largest source of human greenhouse-gas emissions) having remained at the same level for the second year in a row. This means that fossil fuels are no longer the lifeblood of our economy.
It seems that the precipitous decline in oil prices – by two-thirds over the last 18 months – has not, as many feared, encouraged increased consumption. What it has done is deal a major blow to the profits of fossil-fuel giants like Shell, BP, and Statoil.
Coal is not faring any better. Following China’s announced moratorium on new coal-fired power plants at the end of last year, Peabody, the world’s largest coal company, recently filed for bankruptcy protection in the US, after it could no longer make its debt payments, partly because of waning demand for coal.
Those committed to addressing climate change – from international organizations to local communities to individual citizens – must urgently build on the momentum acquired over the last year, by maintaining strong pressure on governments and companies to pursue the policies and investments needed to complete the break from fossil fuels. Just as a warming planet puts us all at risk, scaling up action early benefits everyone. And it is up to everyone to hold leaders accountable to their promises, and to science.
Q.24 Which of the following statements would the author agree with?
a Decreased prices of oil would encourage increased consumption.
b Increasing levels of global temperature might stop eventually.
c Public must proactively engage in achieving the goal of curbing fossil fuel usage.
d Both (b) and (c)
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CL MOCK 12 Question. Any alternate way to solve it?
Arjun and Bheem are standing at point A on a circular track with circumference 300 m. Cherry is standing at point B which is diametrically opposite point A on the track. All three of them start running simultaneously on the track; Arjun and Cherry run in clockwise direction at 3 m/s and 4 m/s respectively while Bheem runs in anticlockwise direction at 5 m/s. After how much time (in seconds) from the start will Cherry be equidistant from Arjun and Bheem for the first time?
if i am scoring 60 in cl mocks then how much can i expect in cat? what will be my percentile?
CL MOCK 12 Question 86 : Any alternate way to solve this question?
If a and b are real numbers such that a^(a^b)=b and a not equal to b, then what is the value of (a^b)-b?
Guys can anyone tell me how many questions to get correct approximately would land a 98%ile and above score? I know it depends on the paper and how everyone scores, but can anyone do the math to give a ballpark figure?