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The Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR) section of the CAT exam is infamous for its unpredictability and complexity. Unlike Quantitative Aptitude, which has a
Non-engineers did face problems in CAT quant section until a few years ago. But CAT 2016 onwards a lot has changed in this section. Earlier,
Over the recent years, CAT has lowered the overall difficulty level of quantitative aptitude section and also standardized the number of questions from the topics.
Before we discuss the mock strategy for CAT Quantitative Aptitude (QUANT) section, I would like to talk a little about the CAT 2018 Quantitative Aptitude
A lot of questions in CAT and other management entrance exams are from Geometry and that too, from the topic called AREA. Many questions are
Geometry problems are an integral part of any aptitude based test like CAT. In recent CAT papers, around 7 questions have been consistently appearing in
Number of factors based questions have regularly appeared in various competitive exams including CAT. Primarily, these questions are based on the prime factorization of a
Logarithm and its properties are very vital concepts for solving many questions from algebra which appear in CAT and other MBA entrance exams. An aspirant who
Remainder theorem based number system questions are very famous among CAT aspirants. The reason for the same is that there are varieties of questions how
Logical reasoning puzzles which appear in the CAT exam are the most common types of questions in LRDI section. Unfortunately, we do not have any universally applicable
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