The document reviews the CAT 2013 exam and provides tips for each section. It finds the data interpretation and quantitative aptitude sections had medium difficulty, while logical reasoning was easy to medium. The verbal section included 3 reading comprehension sets and questions on grammar, paragraph completion, and jumbles. Overall, the test was of medium to difficult level, and achieving 42-43 correct answers with 95% accuracy was recommended.

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2. CAT 2013 Exam Review
- By Dhruv Goel
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3. DATA INTERPRETATION
 Difficulty level-medium
 Calculation and speed are a must have
 Choose questions with a clear head

4.  QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE
 Difficulty level – medium to high
 On similar lines as last year questions
 3 to 4 questions are usually of the elementary level
 3 to 4 questions are usually of the intermediate level
 Rest of the questions are of medium level
 Try to choose questions deliberately
 Try to do easy questions initially
 Moving from easy to difficult level of questions help to clear the
mental block surrounding CAT'13

5. LOGICAL REASONING
 Difficulty level – easy to medium
 Questions are tricky but accomplishable

6.  VERBAL
 RC – 3 sets – factual + inferential
 Try to solve all three
 Grammar – medium difficulty level
 Paragraph completion
 Para jumbles
Remember: these concepts always tantalize you
Try to not to be very aggressive….Kindly choose your
questions wisely

7.  OVERALL SUMMARY
 Section 1
 22 questions with maximum 2 questions wrong
 Section-2
 22 questions with maximum 2 – 3 questions wrong
 Overall
 42-43 questions with 95 percent accuracy
 Overall paper moves from a medium to difficult level