XAT Preparation Tips: Verbal

Sravya Rangavajjula is a Computer Science Engineer, passed out from JNTU Kakinada in 2019. Post-graduation, she has been working as an SDE with FACTSET Systems India Pvt Ltd for the

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XAT is taken by all serious MBA aspirants. Right after CAT, all these serious aspirants start preparing for XAT which makes scoring a high percentile all the more difficult as

I hope you are prepping well for the next big exam – XAT, to be held on 5th January, 2020. Here are a few tips and tricks that will make

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Verbal Ability section is nothing short of a Gordian knot, more so if you’re an engineer. The kinematics, mathematics, and dynamics that you study in your undergrad leave you with

Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VA-RC) section is one of the most important sections across all MBA exams. For some, it is even considered to be a make-or-break section since it