1st Book in the CAT Exam Series - How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT
\nQuantitative Aptitude is a key component to unlocking a winning CAT score and no author does the subject justice more than Arun Sharma, whose vast experience in his field is reflected in every chapter of Quantitative Aptitude for CAT. A stellar product in its category, this book is now in its seventh edition. Not only does it follow the latest trends and question patterns for CAT, it is also found immensely useful by students for other management entrance tests like XAT, SNAP, IIFT and so on. The book comprehensively covers all topics, including Numbers, Average and Mixtures, Arithmetic and Word-based Problems, Geometry, Algebra, Counting, etc. in a very accessible and easy manner. Besides teaching the subject, the author instructs aspirants successfully to strategies, manage time and analyse their knowledge pattern accurately to make the most of a time-bound elimination exam. The book provides mock test papers for continuous test rehearsal and has problems of varying difficulty levels for rigorous practice. It’s a must read for any and all CAT aspirants today.
\n\n2nd Book in the CAT Exam Series - How To Prepare For Logical Reasoning For The CAT
\nArun Sharma, a renowned author and an expert in his field, presents the revised edition of Logical Reasoning for CAT, which treats Logical Reasoning as a subject of immense importance for CAT and other MBA entrance examinations. It provides clear guidelines on how to successfully tackle the questions asked in this section. A good score in the LR section considerably eases the pressure on doing well in the Verbal Ability section. This book is a must-have for aspirants appearing for any and all MBA entrance examinations.
\nSalient Features
\n1. Adopts a graded and calibrated approach towards understanding the topic
\n2. Familiarizes aspirants with the various types of LR questions asked in CAT and other MBA entrance examinations
\n3. Solutions to most exercises and questions have been written with the unique approach of the ‘REACTION TRACKER’ which shows you exactly how to crack an LR question
\n4. LOD 2 and LOD 3 exercises on Reasoning help you come across the kinds of tough reasoning questions that are being asked in the CAT presently
\n\n3rd Book in the CAT Exam Series - How To Prepare For Data Interpretation For The CAT
\nHere comes the new edition of the bestselling title, How to Prepare for Data Interpretation by renowned author Arun Sharma who is an acknowledged CAT trainer. It is essential for aspirants to develop skills in DI to the level where they can comfortably attempt questions based on this topic. It gives clear guidance on how to attempt the various types of questions in less time and with more efficiency. This book is a must-have for aspirants appearing for any and all MBA entrance examinations as it includes the latest pattern of questions presently asked in the examination.
\n\nSalient Features
\n1. Adopts a calibrated approach towards understanding the topic
\n2. Familiarizes aspirants with all types of DI questions
\n3. Gives an introductory write-up on how to tackle the CAT from the DI perspective
\n4. A section on “Challenges in DI”- a selection of tough questions on DI – updated with 32 new sets of questions.
\n5. Devotes special section on “Data Sufficiency”
\n6. Includes over 5 years of solved DI question sets from original tests of other MBA exams like IIFT, SNAP, etc., to give you an insight into the nature and scope of DI in these exams
\n7. Section on ‘Training Ground: Mathematical Constructs in Data Interpretation’ helps students in identifying the mathematical constructs behind the DI questions in order to solve the problems quicker and with more efficiency
\n8. Special section on Calculations related to DI helps in solving the DI questions, in less time and with more efficiency
\n9. Availability of 45 test papers will help the student simulate the actual DI questions in the exam, and solving these in a time-bound manner would take the reader a long way in doing well in the DI part of the paper
\n10. Fully solved Mock DI Papers on the latest CAT pattern
\n11. XAT, SNAP and IIFT past year papers
\n\n4th Book in the CAT Exam Series - How To Prepare For Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension For CAT
\nHere comes the new edition of the bestselling title How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension by renowned authors Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay who are acknowledged CAT trainers. The book emphasizes on how to tackle the VA & RC section of the CAT and other MBA examinations with ease. It gives clear guidance on how to attempt the various types of questions along with tips and tricks that help save time. This book is a must-have for aspirants appearing for any and all MBA entrance examinations – it includes the latest pattern of questions that are being asked in the examination.
\nSalient Features
\n1. A special introductory write-up advising students on how to tackle the online CAT from VA/RC perspective
\n2. Provides exhaustive practice on Reading Comprehension questions with special emphasis on the latest CAT pattern short passages
\n3. Chapters on Phrasal Verbs, irrelevant Sentence and Paragraph Completion – questions from these come regularly in the CAT exam
\n4. Adopts a scientific approach to solve CAT problems in the allotted time frame-helps to improve time management in terms of question solving which is a crucial element in the examination.
