Volume 10 · The hand-computed tradition, by pencil

The twelve days your answer sheet is actually made of.

The Indian syllabus is computational: grouped frequency tables, step-deviation means and standard deviations, percentile interpolation, the four special correlations, partial and multiple r, chi-square with Yates, hand-computed ANOVA and ANCOVA, and the derived scores. Every day here gives you the everyday analogy, the formula with its arithmetic worked line by line, the mistake examiners set traps for, and a task.

12
days of 45–55 min
21
formulas worked with real numbers
12
everyday analogies
7
correlation coefficients told apart
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Checkpoint

Ten questions before you move on

Ten items in the style of the numerical section: half conceptual identification, half arithmetic you should be able to do in under a minute.

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The computational half is now yours

Volumes 1–9 gave you the reasoning; this one gives you the pencil. What remains is repetition under time pressure: the exam drill generates numerical items with worked solutions, and the decision tool turns any described design into the right test.

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