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TenADay > Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What�s inside
Ten A Day?
How do I interpret my national percentile
score?
Why does my percentile score for a particular
test change over a period of time?
Can I resubmit my answers?
If I resubmit my answers, will my percentile change?
How do I close my account?
I have a question, which I am unable to solve.
Can TenADay help me?
I have not yet finished revising all my fundamentals
from all topics, but these tests have questions from all topics.
How do I attempt the questions that I don�t know?
What�s inside TenADay? [Top]
- Ten FREE questions every day: TenADay brings you Ten
FREE questions every single day. These ten questions are
timed to give you a feel of the CAT. This means you get
LOADS OF PRACTICE and keep improving.
- Detailed Explanatory answers : Explanatory Answer for
each question to give you
- Detailed Solution along with
- An approach to the problem and
- The concept behind the question.
Read the answers, improve your approach and start solving
SMARTLY!
- Daily National Percentile Score: Daily National Percentile
score will tell you where you stand vis-a-vis all the others
who took the test. This means you can now keep track of
your performance absolutely every single day!
- FREE Archives of tests: FREE Archives
of tests that were conducted last year � to provide you
PRACTICE GALORE!!!
- Interactive Discussion Forum: Discussion Forum to post
questions to which you haven�t found answers OR help others
by solving questions that they have put up! Also feel free
to ask for any other help regarding your preparation or
just interact with other CAT aspirants.
How do I interpret my national
percentile score? [Top]
The National Percentile Score indicates the percentage of
people who scored less marks than you in that particular test
out of all those who appeared for it.
Thus, if 1000 students take a particular test across the country,
and your national percentile score is 90 percentile, it means
that 90% of the test takers (which is 90% of 1000 = 900 test
takers) scored lesser marks than you.
In case you score exactly the same marks as another candidate,
the score of the one, who has taken lesser time to submit the
test, will be considered higher.
Why does my percentile score for a particular test change
over a period of time? [Top]
We update the percentile scores on a daily basis. Whenever more
users take the test, percentile scores get changed, since percentile
is a measure of relative performance.
By taking the same test again, however, the percentile will
not change.
Can I resubmit my answers? [Top]
Of course you can. You can take each test as many times
as you want. However, we only record the score at your first
attempt.
If I resubmit my answers, will my percentile change? [Top]
We only consider the score in the first attempt for your
performance record. Only this score is used for calculating
your percentile.
Therefore, taking the test again will not change your percentile.
However, many other users taking that test for the �first time�
would affect even your percentile.
How do I close my account? [Top]
Under the setting tab, there is an option to close your
account. By doing this you will lose access to the website and
also will not receive any further email communication, which
is relevant for current users.
I have a question, which I am unable to solve. Can TenA
Day help me? [Top]
Yes, we can. First, post the question on the TenADay blog
where other users can also see the question and offer solutions.
Alternatively, you can also mail your question to
Verbal@tenaday.co.in,
Quant@tenaday.co.in
or DI@tenaday.co.in. We
will respond as soon as possible.
I have not yet finished revising all my fundamentals from
all topics, but these tests have questions from all topics.
How do I attempt the questions that I don�t know? [Top]
All questions in CAT are based on 10th and 12th standard fundamentals.
Therefore, apart from revising, remember that your common sense
counts for a lot! Look at it this way � CAT is based on relative
performance. Therefore, it is important that at any point in
your preparation, you must know where you stand.
Finally, remember to use the detailed explanatory answers that
are provided to understand the concepts that you don�t know.
This way you will learn even faster!
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