This is the third portion
of the section, and quite a few DS questions were asked in the last CAT paper.
Data Sufficiency problems usually take the form of a logical puzzle, and are in
the form of a question followed by two statements.
You need to answer whether
you can solve the problem using the statements individually, or using both, or
whether you cannot solve the problem using the information provided.
The key to answering such
problems is to pretend like one statement does not exist, try solving the
problem, and then pretend like the other statement does not exist and try
solving the problem again.
These problems are
generally tricky, and I would recommend lots of practice and perhaps solving them
near the end of your section, after you have solved the other problems.
The DI/LR section is one of the higher scoring sections on the CAT, so you can look to it for help in improving your overall score as well, as long as you devote a good proportion of your time to it.
The DI/LR section is one of the higher scoring sections on the CAT, so you can look to it for help in improving your overall score as well, as long as you devote a good proportion of your time to it.
Although recent CATs have
had 4-5 question sets, be prepared for 1-2 question sets as well. DS questions
have never appeared in sets. Important things to remember while attempting this
section are that you need be quick in switching sets if you find a particular
set tough, and you need to have presence of mind while solving DI/LR questions.
Time is really short and best option is to take up Mock Tests so that you can achieve mission CAT 2012.
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