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rmbt posted 10:26 PM, 11 Dec '07 thricelucky Saysi'm nt gud at maths .how mch maths du u require in d m.b.a. cours at ims? thricelucky Sayshey 'm nt gud at maths . can u tell me how much maths is required in da mba course structure at d iims?can u jst sail thru.........as in my case had maths only till class 10.... Welcome to PG... Avoid posting on the old dead threads. Continue on the existing active threads. All the best. -
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mandar_mdd posted 06:56 PM, 11 Dec '07 hari.K Saysplz give me some guidelines............ Hello hari.. dont know abt current trend. i joined infy in '05 as of in 2005, they asked us these puzzles. we had some 12-15 such puzzles to solve. Some were quite easy.. Ppl say solve puzzles from shakantula mane, but i feel they are too tough n solution for few are jus out of box. Infy asks more sane puzzles [smiley] .. neways if u r preparing for CAT, n gud at LR, half ur job is done. Else u can practice LR. They also have VA & RC so dont misout on tht too. Neways. All the best.. [smiley] -
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madhukaranand85 posted 04:10 PM, 03 Dec '07 this is what i was looking for a technique then flex my muscleses on some problem -
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reachmonil posted 12:05 PM, 08 Nov '07 Just a last word from me. Please go through all the practice tests once more. We will very shortly close this thread. Once again - Many many best wishes for CAT :-) Do stay in touch. If it is not closed,in near future when we would not be frequent here, spam would increase with non qqad problems and discussions mainly from the ignorant newbies. What is advised is that you open a new thread with the name "QQAD-07 Revisited" and continue the discussions there itself. I hope that would be a non issue:) All the best to everyone for cracking not just Quant but all the sections of CAT 2007. The only thing I would say is that it has been a superb experience driving QQAD along with Aarav sir and must say a very tough job. [smiley] My thanks to all the people who ever took part in the discussions here on QQAD threads and also the pagalguy team to assist us at times on technical front. We had some incredible discussion sessions here and those have undoubtedly added to the le... Read More » -
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prashu162 posted 03:48 PM, 04 Nov '07 I dont agree with Mr. Singhania. I think it was very useful. -
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abhrabumba posted 04:31 PM, 29 Oct '07 hi answer for question 2 is given as b and for question 3 it is given as b. can some body please explain why option c is wrong for question 2...also why is option a wrong for question 3...these passages have been taken from this thread only...(page 30) Hi...can anybody explain why option b and not c is the answer for ques 2?. McKinsey is mentioned in the passage. So wouldn't it be an appropriate option?...The only way I see, for arriving at option C is that, the very next sentence says something about "help". Is it for this option c (since it tals about aids and loans) fits in better?....Then how come McKinsey come into picture?? -
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fera posted 11:36 PM, 25 Oct '07 http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/21/books/chapters/21first-reich.html?adxnnl=1&ref;=firstchapters&adxnnlx;=1193331612-RzcrusBg8TZQvH8RH2n18A The excerpt of the first chapter called super capitalism: Roughly between 1945 and 1975, America struck a remarkable accommodation between capitalism and democracy. It combined a hugely productive economic system with a broadly responsive and widely admired political system. America in those years achieved its highest degree of income equality (since measurements have been available). It generated a larger proportion of good-paying jobs than before or since, and more economic security than ever for more of its people. Perhaps not coincidentally, in those years Americans also expressed high confidence in democracy and trust in government, both of which sharply declined in subsequent years. That singular success and that powerful promise extended the moral authority of the American system throughout the world. In contrast to Soviet communism, Ame... Read More » -
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varun_nakra1 posted 01:36 PM, 23 Oct '07 Let the side of the longer base be x and that of the shorter one be y..and the length of the equal sides be a..Now using Ptolemy's theorem x^2 = xy + a^2 =>x = / 2 Since x is an integer, y^2 + 4a^2 = k^2 and x = (y +/- k)/2 Also x>y => k>y and x= (y+k)/2 Also both y and k should be of the same parity,i.e. both even or both odd... Considering, y=2m and k=2n we get x=m+n and m^2 + a^2 = n^2...Now the smallest possible such triplet with integer values is (3,4,5)..THis gives the smaller value of x = 8 and y=6 but a=4 which is 2 Considering, y=2m+1 and k=2n+1 we get x=m+n+1 and a^2 = (n-m)(n+m+1)...Now the smallest possible such triplet with integer values is n=2 and m=1..THis gives the smaller value of x = 4 and y=3 but a=2 which is less than y which is not possible..so lemme think further....here a>2m+1 -
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sandeep.yadav posted 03:41 PM, 18 Oct '07 Hi, Please register me on this Thread . Cheers -
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nikhilkulk posted 02:05 AM, 18 Oct '07 After calculating amount of time she remain outside i.e 360/13, i.e. angle b/w hands is 360/13. start time = time when hands meet + time to make angle b/w hands 360/13 Next time hands meet when time is 4 4/11 i.e 48/11 hr = 2880/11 min. For every 1 min angle b/w hands changes by 5.5 degrees. ? ---------------> 360/13 degrees = 720/143 min Therefore, 720/143 + 2880/11 = 266.85 min = 4 hr 26.85min. anybody please correct me if any mistake...... Please look at the date of the last post.. It is more than 2 years old :) Feel free to check out the other threads in the section for more problems :D Thread Locked ~Nikhil -
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sarvshwet posted 03:19 PM, 06 Oct '07 my point here is that what ever has been said is great but the problem is that there cannot be any fixed strategy 4 alll every one has 2 find out his/her own strengths and weakness and work accordingly........ any ways thanks 4 the tips most of them would certrainly help -
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reachmonil posted 08:18 PM, 26 Sep '07 Interesting. The first 2 paragraphs say it all. :thumbsup: to the writer. -
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kondapalli posted 12:05 AM, 30 Aug '07 ------------------------------------------------------------ Quant Question # 79 ------------------------------------------------------------ Shrikant and Sachin start running simulataneosly from the diametrically opposite ends of a circular track towards each other at 15km/h and 25km/h respectively. After every 10 minutes their speed reduce to half of their current speeds. If the length of the circular track is 1500m, how many times will Shrikant and Sachin meet on the track? (a) 6 (b) 9 (c) 11 (d) none of the foregoing ------------------------------------------------------------ Quant Question # 80 ------------------------------------------------------------ At Pizza-Hut pizzas are made only on an automatic pizza-making machine. The machine continually makes different sorts of pizzas by adding different sorts of toppings on a common base. The machine makes the pizzas at the rate of 1 pizza per minute. The various toppings are added to the pizza in the following manner. Startin... Read More » -
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aravindva posted 06:50 PM, 27 Aug '07 V = abcd, where a, b, c, d are distinct primes such that d = a + c, a(a + b + c + d) = c(d - b) and bd = 1 + bc + d. Then which one of the following represents the value of V ? (a) 1001 (b) 2002 (c) 1234 (d) 1405 (e) None of the foregoing V=2*7*11*13= 2002 d=13 a=2 c=11 b=7 I did it through options......Find all factors and You will easily work it out :) @ sentimental The discussion for QQAD questions from 100 is going on in another thread http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/quantitative-questions-and-answers/25021-cat-2007-quantitative-questions-day.html Please continue your discussions there -
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buck_was posted 11:32 PM, 05 Jul '07 Hi, From now onwards i am going to post financial terms start from the basic like stock.. sensex.nifty.... basic related to stock . ratios etc... With all due regards for this good thread started and well-kept by u, don't you think this terms thing suits http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/your-interests/23044-financial-term-of-the-day.html better? :neutral: -
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rmbt posted 09:37 PM, 15 Jun '07 deepgorge SaysThis is to discuss quant for cAT 2008. Looks like you are not new to the forum. Use SEARCH to locate the relavent threads. Please continue on the existing threads as there is enough material tohelp you out. Here are a few links: http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/quantitative-questions-and-answers/23791-cat-2007-quantitative-questions-day.html#post794222 http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/quantitative-questions-and-answers/20838-official-cat-2007-quant-thread-124.html All the best.