How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT 8/e By Arun Sharma

Quantitative Aptitude is a key component in unlocking a winning CAT score and no author does the subject justice better than Arun Sharma. His vast experience in this field reflects in every chapter of How to prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT. A stellar product in its category;this book is now in its eighth edition. Not only does it follow the latest trends and question patterns for the CAT;it has been found immensely useful for students preparing for other management entrance examinations like XAT;SNAP;IIFT;along with all other quantitative aptitude based exams like Banking;SSC;college recruitment tests too. The book comprehensively covers all topics;including Numbers;Average and Mixtures;Arithmetic and Word-based Problems;Geometry;Algebra;Counting;and many more in an accessible and easy manner. Besides teaching the subject;the author also guides the aspirants to successfully strategies;manage time and analyses their knowledge pattern accurately to make the most of a time-bound elimination exam. The book provides assessment tests for each and every group of chapters. It also provides problems of varying difficulty levels for rigorous practice. It is a must read for all CAT aspirants today. Key Features 1. Comprehensive theory as per latest syllabus and pattern 2. Topics divided into easily understandable 'blocks' 3. Plenty of short-cut techniques for quick problem solving 4. Practice tests covering all possible types of questions 5. Questions divided into three 'LODs' (Levels of Difficulty) 6. Comprehensive solutions (wherever relevant) to questions of all LODs of all chapters 7. Additional block-wise practice tests to ensure no probable question type has been missed out 8. Section on training ground teaches higher-end problem solving in real time. It is a section which tells the students exactly how to think inside the examination hall when faced with questions of varying difficulty levels 9. Taste of the Exams section- covers all questions that have been asked in past CAT;XAT;and IIFT examinations over Two decades.