Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning for CAT/XAT/IIFT/CMAT/MAT

by Gajendra Kumar, Abhishek Banerjee, Chayan Mukhopadhyay

"Book 1: Logical Reasoning is considered to be one of the most challenging sections for any competitive exam. The trick is to locate the answer within the clues hidden in the problems. The book "Koncepts of LR - Logical Reasoning for CAT, XAT, CMAT, Bank PO & other aptitude tests" is the benchmark in the learning process for Logical Reasoning. The book is the result of an extensive analysis of the past year exams papers. It incorporates CAT questions from the past 18 years, and 6 years of IIFT, SNAP, XAT questions. The entire book has been divided into 4 groups, which are further subdivided into 5 parts based on the difficulty levels. So in all, each group has 5 difficulty levels viz. Concept Applicator, Concept Builder, Concept Cracker, Concept Deviator and Data Sufficiency, each of which are totally exhaustive in nature containing numerous examples and problems. The Author has taken the onus of formulating questions on his own with his expertise in the domain. The result being, more than 1500 questions incorporated in the book each with detailed solution, a feature not available anywhere otherwise. The questions are judiciously divided into 5 levels of difficulty - Concept Applicator (CA), Concept Builder (CB), Concept Cracker (CC), Concept Deviator (CD) and Concept Eliminator (CE). This book serves the purpose for all the aptitude test takers looking to crack exams like CAT, XAT, SNAP, IIFT, Bank-PO, IBPS, SSC, Railways etc. The Author, Mr. Gajendra Kumar, is a pioneer in training students for the various competitive examinations like MBA, Bank-PO, Govt. etc for the past 8 years and having written 3 successful books on the same domain, one being the hugely popular 'Koncepts of Numbers'. - Over 1500 questions on LR - 18 years CAT Questions - 6 Years questions from IIFT, XAT, SNAP etc. - The entire Book divided into 5 difficulty levels - Extra competent questions formulated by the author

748 pages, Paperback