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Ayushi Srivastava

This course comprises of all the topics covering number systems which has a lot of weightage in the quantitative aptitude section for CAT. The course takes you through all the concepts from basic to the advanced level covering HCF, LCM, Factorials, Remainders.

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Number System - CAT

Number System is a very crucial topic of Quantitative Aptitude for CAT exam. These numbers, whether real numbers or rational numbers are important for concept building. Learn Number System from the be

Number Systems

Quantitative aptitude section of CAT exam consists of 34 questions. Learn Quantitative Aptitude from the best teachers and pursue your dream of an MBA from IIMs, IIFT, FMS, MDI and NMIMS among others.

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Quantitative Aptitude

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Management & Foreign Studies

this lesson is all about types of numbers and Divisibility rules

An overview of Number system

this lesson is all about BODMAS, Squares and cubes

BODMAS, Squares and Cubes

this lesson is all about factors,  multiples, and HCF

HCF and its Method

this lesson is based on LCM and HCF and an advanced approach to it

LCM and Questions on HCF and LCM

this lesson is all about base system, conversion, addition and subtraction

Base System

This chapter is all about factorials and questions based on it.

Factorials

all about remainders
[and in Euler case its not
n^e^a instead it is (n^e)^a]

Remainders

how to find the unit and last two digits of a given number. And certain rules for sum of N natural numbers

Unit Digit and last Two Digits

Lokesh Agarwal

The Educator will try to cover all types of remainder theorem questions for CAT

Remainder Theorem: CAT

Graduated from Vellore Institute of Technology, Founder of a construction based start-up named UnEarthed

Tanish Khandelwal

This Course includes various concepts, some of which are-
1) Finding Out Unit Digit And Tens Digit of Expression
2) Base System
3) Remainder Theorem
4) Euler Theorem
5) Factors and Factorials.
All of these lessons are designed for CAT aspirants.

(Hindi) Basics of Number System for CAT Aspirants

2 times 99%iler in CAT-Author/SME of Oswaal Books for CAT(MATHS)/Maths faculty at SMI/ FOUNDER of You Tube channel for math's - LETS FIND X.

Nitesh Ranjan Kumar

in This Course, the Educator is Discussing All Type of Problems Related to Remainder, Remainder  Theorem Basic Approach to Solve Problem Related to Remainder.

(Hindi) Problems Based on Remainder - New Concept Never Used Before This Lesson for CAT

Peyush Gautam

You will learn to solve questions from quantitative aptitude section in an easy way with short tricks based on the concepts. This course will be helpful for aspirants of CAT, XAT and other management examinations.

(Hindi) Number System - Quantitative Aptitude for CAT

I have 8 years of teaching experience on APTITUDE & REASONING for different competitive Exam like SSC CAT BANKING RAILWAY.


Jogesh Kumar Pradhan

In this course we will discuss the basic concepts and approch on questions related to pipes and cisterns.

(Hindi) Pipes and Cisterns - CAT

I am a Physics Major and have a deep interest in Mathematics and Statistical analysis, Right now I am trying to help aspirants of CAT

Soumojit Goswami

In this course, the educator is discussing Techniques to Calculate effectively for CAT

Lessons

8 lessons • 1h 7m

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An overview of Number system

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BODMAS, Squares and Cubes

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HCF and its Method

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LCM and Questions on HCF and LCM

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Base System

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Factorials

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Remainders

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Unit Digit and last Two Digits