English is a phonetic language, but only to a point. That's why overemphasis on phonics instruction in reading leaves out crucial steps to mastering comprehension.

Reading comprehension requires teachers to integrate the vocabulary—often domain-specific words and concepts related to the content—into their teaching of the text.

Reading Comprehension is a crucial section in the CAT exam, assessing a candidate's ability to understand and analyze complex passages.

While the reading comprehension passages were generally "fine," students faced some challenges with Question 2.