How An Average Student Scored 98.5+ Quantitative Ability Percentile In Two Consecutive CAT Attempts
How I Improved my Quantitative Ability Percentile?
Mahesh Gudivada
How I Aced Quant Section In Every Entrance Exam I Jatin Jhamb
Attention! CAT 2020 Aspirants. Do you want a quant strategy that not only serves CAT but other exams like SNAP, NMAT, XAT, etc.?
Jatin Jhamb
How I Aced CAT 2019 QA After A Failed Attempt In CAT 2017 | Anushka Singh
No, this is not a clickbait. I truly went from a 30’s something percentile in quant section in CAT 2017 to a 97 percentile in CAT 2019. Now before you go on to think that quant is not your cup of tea since you never understood it in the first place, let me give you a small background on myself. I have had an interesting journey with Mathematics all my life. I hated it until I was in std 9th, mainly because I failed to understand it. Topics of arithmetic like profit loss, percentages, Time speed distance all were a bouncer and the often-imaginary world of geometry was a nightmare for me as I compared myself to Darsheel Safari of Taare Zameen Par, who could not form a picture of Apple when the teacher asked him to write it. I barely managed to scrape through my exams and felt my future to be absolutely bleak.
MANAVDEEP SINGH GROVER
5 Pro Tips To Bag 99+ Percentile In Quantitative Ability In CAT
Quantitative Ability can be game-changer for Engineers, but might be a nightmare for others. This section requires the most theoretical preparation, compared to other sections. Hence, it makes all the difference between a serious and casual exam taker. The hard work that you put into this section will definitely reward you. I would like to put 5 preparation & Exam day tips that can help you achieve 99+ percentile in Quantitative Ability.
SAHIL AGARWAL PGP 2018-20 Batch
Sanjana Arora Shares In Details How She Built Her Basics For CAT And Cracked IIM Ahmedabad!
Having called herself a "changemaker-in-progress" oftentimes, Sanjana has often looked for opportunities where she could bring some tangible impact on field. She pursued her Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Shri Ram College of Commerce. During her undergraduation, she worked with various non-profit organisations and also expanded two such organizations, called Project FUEL and CrossBow Miles, to Delhi. Sanjana did her pre-final year internship with Duff & Phelps where she designed the Social Impact Value Framework for them. Post that, she worked with the Public Sector Practice (within Strategy and Operations) of Deloitte India for about a year. She has a very deep interest in Public Policy and Economics, and would like to combine her managerial skill sets with these interest areas.
pratibha goenka
CAT Tricks By A 99.97%er - Series 1 On Quant | Nikhil Kedia, IIM Ahmedabad
Hello Everyone,
Nikhil Kedia
CAT 2020: Nailing QA - A Game Of Probabilities
In all my previous articles, you must have come across some repeated terms - understand the exam pattern, know your strong areas and work on the weak, convert hard work to smart question-solving and selection process.
ANKIT GUPTA
A Non-Engineer's Journey From 48%ile To 97%ile In QA
It takes just one thought and your motivation to reach that goal. I had this Quant phobia as I am from a BBA and non-maths background. In 2018, I prepared for CAT, but only because of his fear of quant, I had managed to score just 48%ile in the Quantitative Aptitude section.
Japleen Jaggi