Is the section troubling you?
Some issues that you may be facing:
- You think you are weak at quant
- You haven’t studied quant (at this level) for a long time
- You don’t understand how to approach data-sufficiency questions
- You perceive quant questions to be based on very complicated concepts
- You believe memorizing formulae will help
Solutions:
- Learn the basic concepts of quant
- Master the strategies for data sufficiency questions
- The quant section is more logical than you think it is. You should know not only the concepts but also the tricks and strategies to solve faster
- You should know how to calculate fast (without a calculator)
Check out my new blog on “GMAT Quant - All you need to know”
http://www.oneclickprep.com/gmat-quant-all-you-need-to-know/
After reading this blog, you will get a good understanding about:
- The basics of the quant section
- The topics included in the quant section
- Steps and processes to prepare for GMAT quant - note that it is a process, so some may take 2 months while some may take even 6 months to master it (more on that in another blog)
- How to approach and questions
DM / mail / comment to know more
Sujoy Kr Datta
GMAT, CAT, GRE, SAT & ACT prep, consulting and career counseling | IIT alumnus | 14+ yrs mentoring e
Mentor & Coach – GMAT, GRE, CAT, SAT, ACT; 14+ yrs exp. | IIT alum
My mentoring is based on developing strong fundamentals. I often focus on showing multiple approaches to the same problem and discussing the pros and cons of each – this helps in having a better understanding of the problem at hand. I am friendly, patient and encourage people to ask questions. I reinforce learning by asking specif
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21/04/2022
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13/03/2022
When students sign us up, we align our goals with theirs.
It could be any possible entrance exam - CAT, GMAT, GRE, or SAT, our pedagogy is designed to not only clarify their concepts to the tee, but to create an environment where questions are asked, queries are addressed, and reviews are shared.
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If consuming and interpreting data are not your forte, if Data Interpretation gives you scary chills, watch a smart trick by our mentor Sujoy Kr Datta to solve a DI question.
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09/03/2022
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In a 3-part blog series we are covering everything you need to know about a STEM degree abroad. With Part 1 of the blog live on our website, head over to the link below to get an overview of
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07/03/2022
We're often asked the mantra behind our success rate - candidates, irrespective of their academic background, being able to ace their target exams.
And, to everyone's surprise, the mantra we have been following has been pretty simple from the start - small batch size, interactive sessions on the curriculum with the best mentors, fool-proof & best proven programmes, non-judgemental doubt clearing sessions, and above all, the determination to pin your goal.
Be it CAT, GMAT, GRE, or SAT & ACT, to turn your dream career into a reality under the tutorship of best faculty members, send us an email at [email protected]
06/03/2022
What is a percentile?
Percentile is representative of the percentage of scores that a particular score surpassed.
For example, let's assume, in a test, there are 200 students. The test is out of 40 marks;
you score only 20 marks, but end up being the highest scorer
So, your score percentage is 20/40 * 100 = 50%
However, since out of 200 people, you are better than 199 people, your percentile is 199/200 x 100 = 99.5
In the GMAT, Q51 translates to roughly 97+ percentile in the quant section
Similarly, in the CAT, 50% marks translates to roughly 95-99 percentile depending on the difficulty level of the test!
04/03/2022
Relatable much?
We don’t know who needs to hear this, but we’ve all been through this. The resemblance between each of the 4 options can challenge and scare even the brightest of minds! The only solution to this is to ace your preparations like a pro, have confidence in yourself on your exam day, and keep your mind cool (the image is a joke, but this is a 100% valuable suggestion)
For all CAT exam-related queries, DM us or send a mail at [email protected]
04/03/2022
While nothing can replace hard work, we asked our experts and top scorers what the best tips for the GMAT test were. Out of all the top tips we received, we've curated the best proven ones for all those planning to take the GMAT.
Head over to the link in the comments to read and if you're looking to train under the best, send us an email at [email protected]
03/03/2022
With concepts, tips, constant guidance, and analysis, we train our students to face the GMAT like a pro.
Hear it from Shreyan who aced the GMAT test after taking one-on-one mentorship from our mentor, Sujoy Kr Datta
To know more about our programs or to book a demo test, email us at [email protected]
02/03/2022
Intrigued much?
The solution is given in the first comment below.
To keep learning how to dissect such Logical Reasoning questions, stay tuned to this page and for to get yourself expert mentorship, DM us or email on [email protected]
01/03/2022
Yes, you heard it right!
While the myth around you being a genius or a wizard to crack GMAT is widespread, it gives us (some sort of devilish) joy to refute it completely.
We, at OneClick Prep, believe and have proven multiple times that with correct guidance, mentorship, and study materials, anyone with determination CAN crack GMAT.
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28/02/2022
While, during your preparation, you will come across mantras on what to do, we'll spill some beans & tell you what NOT to do.
Experts say that while most QA questions have a trick element to test your understanding (and patience), it is of utmost importance to not fall into their trap.
The easiest way to do this is by NOT making assumptions.
For example, let's take this question:
What is the least integer value of (x+y), if x > 7 and y > 8
The most common mistake will be to take x = 8 and y = 9, thereby giving (x+y) = 17
The twist here is, (x+y) is an integer, while x and y individually may not necessarily be integers. So, choosing x = 7.1 and y = 8.9 would be a better option, thus giving a smaller value of (x+y) = 16.
Intrigued? Know more such tips, tricks, and secrets to ace your QA score from our mentor, Sujoy Kr Datta.
To know more, DM us or drop an email to [email protected]
27/02/2022
As daunting as it may seem, if we were to decode what CAT is, it will be all about consistency, focus, and preparation to the tee.
Learn & understand the mantra of CAT from industry experts, and if your goal is to get into a top-notch B-Scool, head over to the article where we have written at length about EVERYTHING you need to know about CAT 2022. Happy Reading!
Link in comments below:
Planning to do an - from India?
In this article, I have talked about what is - the nuances about the exam and why it is a big deal to crack the
The article talks about the exam format and expected patterns in and also answers why CAT exam is important to kick-start my management and entrepreneurial career.
The link to the article is given in the comments below.
I will continue writing about the CAT, GMAT and other similar tests here. So keep following this space!
11/02/2022
I have launched a new course:
The course covers the entire Quant for the GMAT through a series of 24 detailed videos explaining the concepts along with practice problems.
# More than 32 hours of recorded videos
# Over 150 questions solved - easy to difficult (750+ levels)
# Multiple ways to tackle the same question shown
# Assignments with over 1000 questions
# Live classes for discussion of questions in the assignments
Course link (App download): https://wkeeu.courses.store/170942?utm_source%3Dother%26utm_medium%3Dtutor-course-referral%26utm_campaign%3Dcourse-overview-webapp
About:
Sujoy Kr Datta is a mentor & coach for GMAT, GRE, CAT, SAT, ACT; with over 15 years exp. and is an IIT alumnus
He has scored Q51 in the GMAT (in 30 minutes) and also scored 99.98 (99.5+ scores 10 times) in CAT with QA 99.99, LRDI 99.6 & VA 99.1
His articles on test prep strategies have been published in national dailies – Times of India and Hindustan Times
31/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 1
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/QU8wBTxY_Eo
CAT QA question 22 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
30/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 1
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/CIY1XlcNeao
CAT QA question 21 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
29/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 1
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/dmkj7ATLrZQ
CAT QA question 20 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
28/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 1
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/LHlauGbYhTQ
CAT QA question 19 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
The is going online and will be computer adaptive (like the ), possibly from 2023. The duration will also in all likelihood be reduced to 2 hours (from 3 hours). Testing will NOT be done at-home.
On the Math, the non-calculator section won't be there. Similarly, long reading passages with banks of related questions won't be there; instead there will be short passages with one question per passage.
Making a test adaptive makes it more reliable and accurate. Hence, the duration can be shortened. This is definitely a great move that's going to benefit the students. Add to that the advantage of getting the scores faster!
25/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 18
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/2h1mebGQ0tQ
CAT QA question 18 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
24/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 1
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/ztOOQktwPXE
CAT QA question 17 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
22/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 16
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/Op-ufmIz1Mk
CAT QA question 16 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
Over the past few days, I have been uploading videos to my YouTube channel primarily under two playlists:
1. For GMAT applicants - This playlist has solved problems and short concept videos. I plan to upload the questions (QA) in the OG in this playlist
2. For CAT 2022 applicants - This playlist has more than 100 videos already, mainly consisting of short (2-3 min) videos where the solutions to CAT2021 and past paper questions (QA) have been solved
I am also planning to start a YouTube live series where I would discuss a topic everyday. The schedule for this week would be:
22nd Jan (6 pm) - Arithmetic _ Percentages
24th Jan (6 pm) - Arithmetic _ Percentages practice
25th Jan (6 pm) - Arithmetic _ Profit Loss
27th Jan (6 pm) - Arithmetic _ Profit Loss practice
28th Jan (6 pm) - Arithmetic _ Ratios & Variation
29th Jan (6 pm) - Arithmetic _ Ratios & Variation practice
The links to my YouTube channel and to my live session are mentioned in the comment below.
20/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 15
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/EPKCZCqmgBs
CAT QA question 15 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
19/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 1
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/7p6c2i0ZBS0
CAT QA question 14 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
18/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 1
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/OoAOdUKoqf0
CAT QA question 13 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
17/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 1
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/5RN-vc73kfQ
CAT QA question 12 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
16/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 1
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/dv_if3LsxP8
CAT QA question 11 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
13/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 1
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/a0yq9bWuzOM
CAT QA question 10 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
13/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 9
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/PLg947T6Evk
CAT QA question 9 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
10/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 8
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/1v6ZXJ3HQXE
CAT QA question 8 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
06/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 1
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/P1A7X0ywO4I
CAT QA question 7 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)
04/01/2022
CAT 2021 morning QA 6
Starting a new series - Videos of CAT 2021 morning slot questions (QA section):
https://youtu.be/ADrFY0p-ZMI
CAT QA question 6 (Morning slot)
These questions and associated concepts are equally applicable for the GMAT (CAT QA question level is gradually becoming very similar to the GMAT QA content)