Which is the best chapter to start with in quantitative aptitude for MBA entrance exams?

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Hello Rama Every chapter is best to start with in quantitative aptitude for MBA entrance exams. If you have "Maths Fear" then it could be difficult to start with. In this case, you need to have a good tutor, who not only encourages you but also teaches you the simple ways to understand Maths. If you...
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Hello Rama Every chapter is best to start with in quantitative aptitude for MBA entrance exams. If you have "Maths Fear" then it could be difficult to start with. In this case, you need to have a good tutor, who not only encourages you but also teaches you the simple ways to understand Maths. If you start understanding the concept and do of practice then no one can stop you clearing the exam. For your reference you can start with: 1. Average 2. Ratio & Proportion 3. Pipes and Cisterns 4. Trains etc. Thanks Megha read less
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