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CAT 2014: What Can Go Wrong?

The number of attempts for most students in the last few CATs averaged around 12 to 15 in each section and the numbers of correct answers were around eight to nine. This means that one is unable to get 90% accuracy even after spending almost five minutes per question. Of course, the statistics will ... View More

0 105 Views | Posted 2014-09-04 11:29:39
Started by Ritika Mathur

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