"When in doubt, observe and ask questions. When certain, observe at length and ask many more questions."
Created this thread as a one stop solution for all members so that all the doubts wherein any conceptual clarification is required can be solved here.
If you withdraw Rs. 1,00,000 in cash from your Demand Deposit Account at your bank, the immediate effect on aggregate money supply in the economy will be
[a) to reduce it by ₹ 1,00,000
[b) to increase it by ₹ 1,00,000
[c) to increase it by more than ₹ 1,00,000
[d) to leave it unchanged
I have been confused with this since 1 year. Everyone says its very easy and answer is D. Please kindly explain to my mediocre mind. I think it should be B.
Similarly for this question as well first we need to put e in the last so the initial 4alphabet abab similarly last four alphabet eded are there and the for the rest of the sequence count the number of b d and c you will find b 3 times c 3 times and similarly d 3 times hence we need to have b c d all one times hence answer would be b c d e.
strategy to clear CSAT based on previous knowledge has been a disaster for me in 2020, earlier more questions were asked from the passages (30-2019 to 24 -2020) while math questions increased proportionately.
Interspersed difficult math questions coupled with time pressure ensured i gave up even on the easier ones. Today looking at the same Paper feels like i could easily score 100+ with less dependence on passages.
Guys please help me regarding a couple of things , where do i read the following topics from/good sources etc
1. passages directives clearly explained along with examples
2. number series : like how do i know how many numbers are there whose squares have a difference of 63 (thats a bit difficult at the moment though without having a knack for it). or series ?
Similarly for this question as well first we need to put e in the last so the initial 4alphabet abab similarly last four alphabet eded are there and the for the rest of the sequence count the number of b d and c you will find b 3 times c 3 times and similarly d 3 times hence we need to have b c d all one times hence answer would be b c d e.
Why won’t it be c? ababa, bcbcb, and so on?
Since everyone is talking about discrepancies, last year was my first prelims. I had not prepared much and I knew I wasn't anywhere near to clearing the cut off, so I did not bother checking my CSAT scores.
However, in November last year, I did check my CSAT scores from some coaching keys and I was getting ~78 .. I was so shocked that I had always scored more than 100 in CSAt mocks and all , so how can I get so low..
Turns outI actually scored 102 in CSAT.. which is wayyyyyyy morrreeee than the coaching keys... Such anomalies... Don;t know which coaching keys to trust now. ..
In the evening only I was cribbing in front of my dad that I can't take CSAt lightly, I am scoring well.. Turns out I need to have more confidence on myself.