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‘CAT-o-Tonic: First Steps’ is a vocabulary enhancing and verbal ability exercise book for aspirants who have just begun their journey, which is going to be arduous and long. Written by an MDI Gurgaon Alumnus, who not only secured 99.40 percentile in CAT 2011 but also taught aspirants both Quant and Verbal Ability, for a brief phase in his life, the book is an easy to follow and understand. It contains high-value, high-frequency words, commonly appearing in Verbal Ability sections of various MBA entrance exams, such as CAT, GMAT, SNAP, etc., and even GRE.
It contains 60 sections for 60 different but consecutive days, meant to be covered gradually and patiently, and is deliberately designed for slow but consistent efforts, which pay the most in the long run.
To use the book effectively, one must not rush forward or skim through, but should go through the book, just 10 minutes daily, with deep focus and intense concentration, covering a new section every single day, for two months. Use this book in this way and notice a perceptible change in yourself as far as English vocabulary (intermediate level) is concerned.
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Abhaidev
Abhaidev is the pen name of Mayank Chandna, an MDI Gurgaon Alumnus, and author of more than a dozen books, namely, The Influencer: Speed Must Have a Limit, The Gods Are Not Dead, 13 Minutes Before Midnight, The Meaninglessness of Meaning, Anant, Heaven’s Gate, etc. After working for a while in an investment bank, he took the plunge and quit that boring job of his to venture into the exciting world of writing, something he always wanted to do.
His penchant for continental philosophy and craze for progressive house and indie music has nettled his simple parents. He is an avid reader and devours classics and science books. Like most people with a DSLR, he loves flaunting his non-existent photography skills on social media platforms.
Abhaidev loves challenging his limits and believes that there is nothing nobler in this world than possessing an intense desire to learn. He seeks transcendence in the practice of art and hopes to pen down stories which are not run-of-the-mill.
CAT-o-Tonic is his fourth work of non-fiction. He secured 99.40 percentile in CAT 2011, and has also taught Quantitative Aptitude & Verbal Ability to aspirants in the past.
