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SC 2/3 splits

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by codesnooker » Sun Sep 07, 2008 2:09 am
2/3 is a simple concept. It refers to those questions in which 2 options leads to one direction whereas other 3 option leads to another direction. So in such cases you can choose either one of the direction and can half your options to choose the correct answer.

For example:-

Check question number 14 of OG 11. In that question primary elimination factor is to choose between "OR" or "AND", or in short you divide the options in 2/3 splits.

Hope this clear your doubt...

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by amitdgr » Sun Sep 07, 2008 8:44 am
Thanks codesnooker :)
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