CAT Question Papers With Answers

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CAT Question Papers With Answers 2021, 2020,2019,2018

The Common Admission Test, also known as CAT, is an entrance exam for admission into various management institutes in India. The test consists of three sections: Quantitative Aptitude (QA), Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), and Logical Reasoning (LR). This article will provide a basic overview of the question papers used in each section of the CAT exam.

CAT question paper

The CAT (Common Admission Test) is a test for admission to Indian institutes of higher education. It consists of two papers, namely the quantitative and verbal section.

The total duration of the CAT is 3 hours and 45 minutes, including the time allotted for writing your answer sheets. There are five sections in each paper: Verbal Ability, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DI&LR), Reading Comprehension (RC), Data Sufficiency & Data Sufficiency II (DSDII), Quantitative Aptitude (QA). Each section has a different format:

Verbal Ability: This section has 20 objective type questions with 4 marks each; you must answer all questions correctly to get full marks in this section

DI&LR: This section contains 15 objective type questions with 2 marks each; you must find correct answers out of four options given in this part or express your own opinion using reasons

Takeaway:

The CAT exam is a test to assess your ability to understand and analyze an original question. It tests your aptitude in logical reasoning, critical analysis, reasoning skills and other subjects. The CAT exam consists of two papers - one paper contains 200 questions while the second paper has another 100 questions. Each paper has two sections which will be written by different sets of people:

One section (called Analytical Ability) involves verbal reasoning questions based on literature or information provided within the question booklet.

A second section (called Logical Reasoning) contains objective type questions that require logical/mathematical understanding instead of analytical abilities like grammar usage etc..

Conclusion

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