Analysis

Archive Test - 11 : Analysis

TCC-25 : CAT-25
 

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MACRO VIEW

The English and Mathematics sections were moderately complex. The English section was dominated by Reading Comprehension. The questions were comparatively easy. Verbal Ability questions were relatively complex. The LR&DI section was complex and gruelling. The Mathematics section had questions from various topics. There was unequal distribution of questions from these topics.

MICRO VIEW

English

Reading Comprehension

The first passage was simple. It had Specific Detail Questions and Inference-based questions. Most of the questions were easy.

The second passage was another simple passage. This passage had simple vocabulary, hence easy to comprehend. There were Assumption Based Questions, Inference-based question and Specific Detail Question. All of these questions were doable.

The third passage was terse, yet moderately complex. It comprised Inference Based Questions, Application Based Questions and Specific Detail Question. Most of these questions were easy.

The fourth passage was of moderate complexity. This passage had Specific Detail Questions and Inference-based questions. All the questions could be answered after deliberation.  

Verbal Ability

The Verbal Ability part included questions from Summary and Parajumble. There were four questions from Parajumbles and two from Summary. One of the Parajumble questions was a lollipop, rest required excellent reading skills. Questions on Summary could be solved with minimal effort.

LR & DI

Q25 to Q28: The block looks difficult, but with concepts in place it is simple. For solving this block, a tight grip on the concepts of Higher Algebra is required. The calculations are not complex.

Q29 to Q34: This block was relatively more complex and time consuming. The presence of ‘Otherwise’ questions made it more challenging.

Q35 to Q40: This block was complex and difficult to comprehend. In certain questions, one has to deal with different cases. Hence, deliberation is required. This block needs to be attempted with caution.

Q41 to Q44: This was another complex block. The calculations weren’t difficult but they were time-consuming. This block was manageable, given one has mastered LOC.

Mathematics

This section was an alloy of all major topics. The complexity level mostly ranged between easy and moderate. There were few difficult questions as well. Algebra dominated this section, followed by Arithmetic.

Here is an acute representation of this section.

With this we conclude the analysis.

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