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Old 26th February 2006
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Hi All,

All the faculty members are logged in and are ready to answer your queries.

Post your queries once you are ready.

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The paper was largely on the lines of what most of you have solved for the past 4 weeks. With minor changes, this test was a bit on the easier side. In fact, Manish Sir of the Vile Parle Centre (26108001, 2) dubbed it "Peak Seekers Mock Test 11"
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Old 26th February 2006
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How does that word sound? Was it music to CET takers ears or a a painful area today?
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How does that word sound? Was it music to CET takers ears or a a painful area today?

Hello Rahul Sir,
What is your take on the Syllogisms in the CET today?
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Old 26th February 2006
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Manish Sir,

There were almost 3 qsts of the same kind in Data sufficiency, which went-

What is the value of the 2 digit no.
1) the difference is 9
2) the product is 0

Should the answer option be (e), none are sufficient, because the answer could be either 09 or 90, and its not possible to tell?

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Hi Bhavana

09 is not a two digit number. Only 1 is sufficient. The number is 90.
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Old 26th February 2006
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just like last year's test, the paper maintained varying levels of difficulty across all four types ie. Probably true - probably false, Courses of action, assumptions and logical set theory in decreasing order.
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Hi Bhavana,

How was your CET paper?? Serious attempts??? Concern Areas???
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Manish Sir,
On the whole what is your opinion on cut-offs? Will they rise? Will they fall?
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Hello Sir,

I am not sure how to categorise my paper. Serious attempts were around 160. I may have made more silly mistakes than i think, like the one i've posted
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