Learn the four quick tips to solve the six vocabulary questions in this third expert article, by Prof SK Agarwal, in Verbal series. Other two published articles equipped the CAT aspirants with tips and tricks to solve problems based on Logical reasoning and Error correction in sentences and paragraphs .

Data Interpretation (DI) section has always tested the mettle of CAT aspirants. DI tests how candidates can interpret the given data and answer questions based on it. With nearly 10 questions coming from this second half of Quant section, DI cannot be ignored.

MBAUniverse.com has published a series of How-to articles and live questions from Mr. Nishit Sinha, an IIM Lucknow alumnus, and author of various CAT preparation books by Pearson.
A brief introduction to How to excel in Data Interpretation by Nishit Sinha follows:

After the first article http://www.mbauniverse.com/article/id/7139/ in the Verbal series, this is the second expert article by Prof SK Agarwal, author and expert in Verbal Area, sharing the tips and tricks to solve five most important types of error correction questions.

Are you focusing only on Quantitative & Verbal ability, Logical Reasoning or Decision Making and not on General Knowledge?

If your answer is yes, then you are probably leaving behind 30 questions in XAT 2014, 40 questions in SNAP, 25 question in CMAT, 28 in IIFT and 40 questions in MAT. Moreover you are also jeopardizing your chances to clear GD PI WAT round of top B schools with your CAT 2013 percentile.

Dr. Raghuram Rajan, Governor of Reserve Bank of India visited Indian Institute of Management Raipur, on the 4th of October, 2013. He was welcomed by Prof. B.S. Sahay, Director, IIM Raipur. Dr. Rajan was at IIM Raipur to give his insights on the theme Indian Economy: The Road Ahead.

We bring forth the first expert article in this series on preparation, strategy and tips to perform well in Verbal Ability & logical Reasoning section. While the problems in this section can be formed on any topic, this article by Prof S K Agarwal, author and expert in Verbal Area, help you to learn the tips and tricks to solve the questions based on six relatively more important topics in LR namely, Seating arrangements, Team formation, Blood relations, Binary logic, Ranking & Arrangement.

With CAT exams just round the corner, the top B schools have also opened their Admission process for academic session 2014-16. As an aspirant you need to choose which B school to target for Admissions in session 2014-15. A few elite B-schools MDI Gurgaon, IMI Delhi, IMT Ghaziabad have announced to close their admission application process on October 15, a day before CAT exam starts. Many others will close their applications in November and December.

While CAT 2013 aspirants should not expect any change in format, duration etc, what you must be watchful of is unanticipated and surprise questions, especially in Verbal Area, which invariably gets into CAT paper. In this expert article by Prof SK Agarwal, author and expert in Verbal Area, learn about how to solve these unexpected questions by solving mock questions.

Verbal Ability Section, a hot-bed of surprise

Experts and CAT Toppers opine that taking Mock Tests systematically and analyzing it thoroughly is best way to use last 15 days to CAT. MBAUniverse.com interviewed CAT Toppers and 99+ Percentilers from IIM Ahmedabad, FMS Delhi, MDI Gurgaon, IRMA, NITIE Mumbai and other top B schools, and asked them how they leverage Mock Tests. This article brings you the tips and strategies from these Toppers.

Why Mock is important?

Institute of Management Studies (IMS), Ghaziabad is going to organize an International Conference on Reinventing Management Strategy - the Design for Futureon November 30, 2013. The theme of this conference is to recognize approaches of business organization necessary to identified, develop, create and grow for a better future. The conference will be held in the Auditorium of IMS Ghaziabad.