CAT

Candidates can refer to How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning for CAT by Arun Sharma and DI & LR for CAT by Nishit K. Sinha. 

Yes, Caselets are important for CAT DILR. They help develop skills in interpreting data, identifying relationships and solving logical problems.

Candidates can refer to High School English Grammar and Composition by Wren and Martin. CAT previous-year questions, grammar exercises and mock tests are also useful.

Yes, understanding Parts of Speech helps candidates improve grammar, sentence correction, para completion and overall Verbal Ability skills.

CAT does not have a fixed number of questions from Parts of Speech. The topic is usually tested indirectly through grammar and Verbal Ability questions.

Choose a coaching institute that will minimise daily travel time, as daily traffic across major corridors can cause commute fatigue. Centres near metro stations (such as Central, Park Street, or Salt Lake Sector V) are usually the easiest to reach.

Yes. Major institutes in Kolkata conduct scholarship screening tests that offer tuition fee discounts between 10 per cent and 100 per cent. Additionally, students who scored 90+ percentile in a previous CAT attempt often receive subsidized direct admission.

Coaching is not mandatory to prepare for CAT exam. Candidates with strong quantitative fundamentals, regular reading habits, and high self-discipline can clear CAT through self-study and a dedicated mock test pack.