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  • Do I need to join a coaching class for Aptitude test preparation?

    harmanveer kaur

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    Do I need to join any classes for aptitude preparation? I am practicing questions at home. I want to know that i would be at at any loss if i do not join classes for aptitude preparation? what special things they teach at classes? My friends are joining the classes.. and now i am little worried that i havn't joined the classes..
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  • harmanveer kaur

    Member • Jun 10, 2014

    please answer the query..
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  • Chintan Umarani

    Member • Jun 10, 2014

    Harmanveer : It depends on your current aptitude skills. If you are looking to crack any IT recruitment exam then study the book of R.S. Agarwal,It will be enough.

    For any other exams like CAT GMAT SNAP class is required.
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  • ashleypaxtonn

    Member • Jun 25, 2014

    Yeah, it entirely depends upon your aptitude skills. Any good aptitude book is enough if your Mathematics and Reasoning is good. But still if you wish then you can even borrow notes from any reputed #-Link-Snipped-# and practice.
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Jun 25, 2014

    If you enjoy solving the aptitude questions on your own, then you should be all fine. I'd recommend joining a test-series and find out how your scores are and where you you stand in the local competition. The only way you'll have clarity is by taking the actual mock tests. They could prove to be an eye opener.

    You'll also have to check how effective are the classes offered by the coaching institutes. I've known few few famous classes that taught almost nothing; and only asked the students to work on their printed notes.

    All the best!
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