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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
CAT 2020 question paper threw a number of surprises. Not only was there a change in exam pattern but also the difficulty level of almost
Much of CAT 2020 turned out to be as expected, both in terms of pattern and difficulty. Following the announcement of the change in pattern,
CAT 2019 Question Paper PDF was released by the IIMs on 29th Nov 2019. Below you will find links of CAT 2019 question paper PDFs of both slot I and
The Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation section of CAT has been completely overhauled by the IIMs. Earlier in this section, the no of sets from
CAT syllabus is the first thing that must be understood by an aspirant who is planning to prepare for CAT 2019. Knowing the CAT syllabus
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
Linear arrangement based logical reasoning questions in CAT deal with sequentially aligning the objects by using the information given about their positions. In most of
The Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation (LRDI) section of CAT has undergone a significant change over the last few years. In the past CAT papers,
Maxima Minima Concept based on Set theory or Venn diagram is very important for CAT exam not only in Quant section but more so in