[vars.jat]

Another suggestion I have is investing some time in a book like 'Think without ink' especially to tackle Profit/Loss, Percentages etc. If people want, i can share some shortcuts that I learnt from there as well.

@sumitrocks

bhyia intezar kis cheez kar rahe ho.....we can discuss that on quant thread...

[nikhilarora]

can u guies hlp on how to tackle rcs...lyk,da first class in ims was bout speed reading,but i cudnt follow it cos my eyes started paining,and i didnt practice it too...it has stayed at 200...after doin da grammer part in the tests,i can manage only 1 rc complete...pls hlp on wat strategy to follow for rcs and atlest be able to attempt 2 completely...!!!!thnx in advance

[pravin14u]

Can some post the link for 2008 CAT Quans prep?

[sumitrocks]

Originally Posted by nikhilarora

can u guies hlp on how to tackle rcs...lyk,da first class in ims was bout speed reading,but i cudnt follow it cos my eyes started paining,and i didnt practice it too...it has stayed at 200...after doin da grammer part in the tests,i can manage only 1 rc complete...pls hlp on wat strategy to follow for rcs and atlest be able to attempt 2 completely...!!!!thnx in advance

If your problem is 'lack of speed', then you could try reading a book like 'How to read better and faster'. That books has some tips and practice exercises that helped me a lot. You can pick up some very logical and easy steps to perform to improve understanding and read faster.

If you find that your mind starts wandering after the first few lines of the passage, (especially for economic/philosophical passages), the only mantra is read more and more.

[Iota]

Originally Posted by pravin14u

Can some post the link for 2008 CAT Quans prep?

here it goes...

http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/quanti...for-cat08.html (official quant thread for cat08)

also u can use search option available to search for any thread in pg.....

[guneet_01]

Originally Posted by sumitrocks

If your problem is 'lack of speed', then you could try reading a book like 'How to read better and faster'. That books has some tips and practice exercises that helped me a lot. You can pick up some very logical and easy steps to perform to improve understanding and read faster.

If you find that your mind starts wandering after the first few lines of the passage, (especially for economic/philosophical passages), the only mantra is read more and more.

hi.. could u pls mention the author of the book 'how to read better and faster'?
Thanks.

[Iota]

Originally Posted by guneet_01

hi.. could u pls mention the author of the book 'how to read better and faster'?
Thanks.

FYI....

Norman Lewis

[gvi.shekar]

Originally Posted by sumitrocks

If your problem is 'lack of speed', then you could try reading a book like 'How to read better and faster'. That books has some tips and practice exercises that helped me a lot. You can pick up some very logical and easy steps to perform to improve understanding and read faster.

Originally Posted by guneet_01

hi.. could u pls mention the author of the book 'how to read better and faster'?
Thanks.

Hi just a suggestion. To improve your reading speed you only have to do one thing ---- read, read and READ
Only if you read as much as possible, will you conquer the 'boringness' of reading.

Before investing in any such book i would advise you to read TOI, HINDU and ECONOMIC TIMES editorials. Even if they are boring to you, force yourself to read. Think about your future and develop a liking to reading.

If you have a phobia for reading and dont open your mind to the concept of reading, i dont think any book can help you

all the best

[Abhas12345]

Hey does anybody have sample cat papers, based on the recent pattern????????

[Abhas12345]

thanks for the cat07 paper, but i was actually looking for some mock cats