CRT Classes

Data Structure Concepts

• Linked List
• Basic Operations on Linked list
• Circular Linked list
• Arrays and Matrices
• Properties of matrices
• Inverting matrices
• Transpose of a matrix
• 1 D Array
• Array Rotations
• Arrangements and Rearrangements of elements in an array
• Sorting and searching
• Linear and Binary Search
• Various Sorting concepts
• String Processing and manipulation
• Basic String operations
• Pattern searching
• Stack/ Queue
• Basic Stack Operations
• Basic Queue Operations

Advanced Designs and analysis techniques

• Sorting Algorithms
• Divide and Conquer
• Binary search
• Minimum Spanning Trees
• Kruskal
• Prim
• Greedy Algorithms
• Activity-Selection Problem
• Fractional Knapsack
• Computational Geometry
• Line-Segment properties
• The intersection of the line segment
• String Matching
• Naïve String-matching algorithm

Basic Mathematics Syllabus

• Time & Work
• Numbers, decimal fractions and power
• LCM & HCF
• Averages
• Profit and Loss
• Divisibility
• Pipes and Cisterns

Applied Mathematics Syllabus

• Logarithms
• Time, Speed and Distance
• Simple and Compound Interest
• Problems on Trains
• Geometry, Coordinate Geometry
• Clocks & Calendar
• Inverse

Engineering Mathematics Syllabus

• Algebra
• Probability
• Ratio & Proportion
• Surds & Indices
• Permutation and Combinations
• Problem on Ages
• Allegations and Mixtures

Inductive Reasoning Syllabus

• Coding and Number series recognition
• Seating Arrangements
• Analogy and Classification recognition
• Statement & Conclusion
• Odd Man Out

Deductive Reasoning Syllabus

• Directional Sense
• Selection decision tables
• Coding deductive logic
• Blood Relation
• Objective Reasoning

Abductive Reasoning Syllabus

• Data Arrangement
• Inferred Meaning
• Mathematical Orders
• Data sufficiency
• Logical word sequence
• Syllogism

Reading Comprehension Syllabus

• Tenses & Articles
• Sentence Improvement & Construction
• Error Identification
• Subject-Verb Agreement
• Preposition & Conjunctions

Vocabulary Syllabus

• Jumbled Sentence
• Synonyms
• Antonyms

Grammar Syllabus

• Contextual Vocabulary
• Inferential and Literal Comprehension
• Comprehension ordering
• Sentence Formation

• There is no such syllabus for Written Communication Test like other sections.
• It is basically an Essay Writing Test taken online.
• Communication Test can be considered as an important section for placement in company.
• They can ask you to write an essay on any topic given by them in 300 to 400 words.
• Essay topics can be generally taken from current affairs and important situations and scenarios.

A good essay should include

• Good structural organisation of the essay.
• Your essay should be grammatically correct.
• Good vocabulary should be used.
• Use punctuations properly.
• Use proverbs and phrases in your essay.
• Variety of sentences should be used.
• Stay relevant to the topic.
• Give Length should be maintained.