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The following factors may help as a starting point for brainstorming (but make sure you include others that may be appropriate to your situation): Political: • Government type and stability • Freedom of press, rule of law and levels of bureaucracy and corruption • Regulation and...

Some good books in this field for beginers are How to Read a Person Like a Book. - Nirenberg and Calero Body language - Allan pease Body Language - Julias Fast

The following factors may help as a starting point for brainstorming (but make sure you include others that may be appropriate to your situation): Political: • Government type and stability • Freedom of press, rule of law and levels of bureaucracy and corruption • Regulation and...

PEST Analysis Understanding "Big Picture" Forces of Change Why use the tool? PEST Analysis is a simple but important and widely-used tool that helps you understand the big picture of the Political, Economic, Socio-Cultural and Technological environment you are operating in. PEST is used by...

- 11. - Write 1111......(243 times) i.e. a 243 digit number with all 1s. Prove that it is divisible by 243. - 12. - Four prisoners escape from a prison. The prisoners, Mr. East, Mr. West, Mr. South, Mr. North head towards different directions after escaping. The following information of their...

- 6. - Veeru says to Jay, "Can you figure out how many Eggs I have in my bucket?" He gives 3 clues to Jay: If the number of Eggs I have  is a multiple of 5, it is a number between 1 and 19  is not a multiple of 8, it is a number between 20 and 29  is not a multiple of 10, it is a number...

- 1. - At ADVANTAGE, all inhabitants are liar; but not all the time. Males speak the truth in the morning and lie in the afternoon. Females lie in the morning and speak the truth in the afternoon. Three inhabitants are asked the time of day. Two are female and one is male. They respond as...

3. SCOPE SHIFTS Have you ever been in an argument in which you just know that your opponent is pulling a fast one, but you can't quite put your finger on the flaw in his argument? Perhaps, somewhere along the way, he subtly changed the direction of the argument. This is a classic argumentative...

2. SURVEYS AND STUDIES This category is intimately related to the previous one. More often than not, the surveys, studies, and occasional experiments that show up in Critical Reasoning questions are backed by numbers and percentages, and we can almost consider these two types as one big...

Seven Categories of Difficult Critical Reasoning Questions 1. NUMBERS AND STATISTICS The CAT test makers just love their statistics. Perhaps that's because statistics are used these days—often fallaciously—to supposedly "prove" or justify just about anything. That makes numbers and statistics a...

STRATEGIES FOR CRITICAL REASONING Here are a few general pointers to keep in mind when tackling all Critical Reasoning questions, but especially the challenging questions like the ones you're about to see: Keep your eye out for the author's evidence, conclusion, and any assumptions relied upon...

USING THE CRITICAL REASONING QUESTIONS IN THIS THREAD This section is broken up into chapters that detail various difficulties commonly encountered in CAT Critical Reasoning. It is designed to allow you to learn as you go and to apply your learning to subsequent questions as you progress through...

The Critical Reasoning Challenge Do you like to point out the assumptions in others' arguments? Do you like to home in on logical flaws like a detective, and analyze precisely how arguments could be made better, or worse? Then CAT Critical Reasoning is for you. So start dissecting op-ed pieces...

Here is the latest information on NMAT Important Dates NMAT 2006 on - Sunday, 10th December, 2006 at 3.00 p.m. 1. Last date of issue of Application forms (Rs.1,400/-) 08th November, 2006 2. Last date of receipt of application forms (at AIMA, New Delhi) 13th November, 2006 3. Call...

2. IDIOMS The CAT test makers love to test idioms, which we can define as speech forms that follow no general rules. For instance, there's no particular reason we say "I prefer rice to pasta" rather than "I prefer rice over pasta," but the first includes the correct idiom. You'll see many...

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EIGHT MOST COMMONLY TESTED ERRORS IN SENTENCE CORRECTION 1. MODIFIERS The hardest thing about correcting modifiers is recognizing them; they're usually easy to fix. The CAT generally deals with modifying phrases. Usually set off by a comma, modifying phrases provide more information about the...

STRATEGIES FOR SENTENCE CORRECTION QUESTIONS As you make your way through this material, keep the following principles in mind: Read the original sentence carefully and try to spot grammatical errors by identifying whether something "sounds" wrong. Whenever possible, don't wait for the answer...

This section is designed to enable you to master the most difficult Sentence Correction questions. It divides the commonly tested errors into categories, and provides practice questions to help you gain mastery of each. Keep in mind that many, even most, Sentence Correction questions test more...

Useful Books for IRMA 1. Hanbook of Agriculture - ICAR 2. Hindu Survey of Agriculture 3. Yojna - Sept 2006 (Crop Specilal) 4. India 2006 Read Chapters on crop (place, output, problems etc), Poverty, Health, Education etc