what book should i refer for aptitute test in campus interviews?
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i guess you are in india ....\nfor quant ..r.s.agarwal or m.tyra or abijit guha any one will suffice.\nfor puzzles/logic ...gorge summers and shakuntala devi(spl for infy)\nfor vocab barrons GRE
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Try looking on the net for an aptitude test.
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I really recommend the official SAT book released by collegeboard. I think there are 8 tests there and they're all very similar to the actual test. \n\nIf critical reading is what you're not great at, try and pinpoint exactly where it is that you keep losing marks. Is it the passage? The vocabulary section? Then read the official SAT book. In the meantime build up your vocabulary by browsing sites that have prepared SAT vocabulary words that are most likely to come out. \n\nIt is VERY possible to raise your scores, if you really take the time to do so.
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check out www.princetonreview.com or www.kaptest.com..\nYou can also get books at the nearest bookstore or from the local library.
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sounds really specific, \na college library can help.
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I found Kaplan to be good....comparable to the real thing\n\nBut, the hardest Questions were in the ARCO book (I took the test 4 yrs ago, so I don't know if this book is still around).  This book really prepared me and helped get the highest score....\n\nCheck amazon to see.
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get a sample test book from your library.  It'll give you a good idea of the format of the questions.  Every state has different requirements so people here can't help you, what applies in their state might not apply to your state.
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I find the Longman books good, but you have to buy a lot of them--a book and then an answer book and then the CDs and then this and that--I inderstand it's even worse for the IBT than it was for previous TOEFL types. But they're very thorough and cover "life" as well as the TOEFL.\n\nFor the TOEFL alone, I recommend the Princeton Review book. You could combine that with a more general ESL book--I recommend The Advanced Grammar Book (sorry, don't have the authors' names), but judging by the errors in your question, it may be above your level. (THE best course/"for both life" could be better expressed/you TAKE a test rather than "get" one) Of course, it's just one question and doesn't really tell me much about your English proficiency.
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For preparing for NTSE i suggest you refer NCERT books as most of the questions are from them.Moreover for additional reference you can use books for Ntse  published by MTG.for further info visit http://www.mtg.in or http://www.pcmbtoday.com
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http://www.half.com\nhttp://www.campusbooks.com/\nhttp://www.classbook.com/\nhttp://www.ecampus.com/default.asp?referrer=pdin
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Hi gayathri!\n\nSee as far as these aptitude tests are concerned it is not only about whether you are able to answer these questions or not. But, the real point is How fast you are able to answer them. That decides the winner and loser.\n\nFor eg: Consider this question how much is 15 * 99, one way is doing normal multiplication that we learnt in school and the other is: We can have 15 * 99 as 15 * (100-1) now this takes less time to calculate when compared to former.\n\nSo this technique is what that is important to crack these exams. \nI think you need a step by step approach:\n\nStep: 1: Take some aptitude books like R.S.Agarwal or so and start solving the already solved problems in each chapter. This would give you an idea about the techniques / formulas that they had used to solve the problems. \nNote: [ Here, you should also think whether the same problem can be solved in some other way or not ]\n\nStep: 2: When you get some idea about the methods used in these books then go for unsolved questions. Try to solve them and check for answers\n\nStep: 3: Download some aptitude question papers of IT companies from jobsites and try solving it.\n\nStep: 4: Combine with your friend and take up some test. You set your own time limit and start solving some question papers. At the end of the test, compare the method used by you to solve with your friend's method. \nThis will give the best (fastest) way to solve the problem.\n\nPractice makes man perfect. So, it is all about how far you practice with all the resources (books, question papers) that are available.\n\nAll the best!
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Buy books from the "Nutshells" and "Nutcases" ranges. Here the most important parts of the syllabus are explained in clear language. If you know these well, it is likely you will pass.
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The TOEFL website has practice tests and tips to help you prepare for it.  I also hear that the Kaplan TOEFL iBT book is really great to help prepare.
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Buy a book or try http://www.bjupress.com/services/testing/academic_testing/olsat.html
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There are so many.  Perhaps you could ask your school counselor about taking an aptitude test. \nWhat do you enjoy?  If you love what you do, you will be more likely to be successful.
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try cliff notes or spark notes
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I guess NCERT(NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING) of India writes books and they are really great.Get on-line version on \nhttp://ncert.nic.in/textbooks/testing/Index.htm