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1. What is CAT 2025?
2. What is CAT?
3. CAT Pattern
4. CAT Eligibility
5. CAT Registration
6. CAT Syllabus
7. CAT Pattern
- Want to know what CAT 2025 is?
Expert Guidance for MBA Aspirants in India.
Are you preparing for the Common Admission Test (CAT) in India? Here’s a comprehensive vguide to help you crack the CAT.
- What is CAT?
The Common Admission Test (CAT) is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) for admission to various management programs, including MBA, PGDM, and other postgraduate courses.
- What is CAT Pattern?
The CAT pattern typically consists of three sections:
Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC)
This section tests your English language skills, including reading comprehension and verbal ability.
Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR)
This section evaluates your ability to interpret data, make logical conclusions, and solve puzzles.
Quantitative Ability (QA)
This section assesses your mathematical skills, including algebra, geometry, and arithmetic.
- What is CAT Eligibility?
To be eligible for the CAT, you must:
Hold a bachelor's degree
or
Be in the final year of your bachelor's degree
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- When does the CAT registration process start and end?
The CAT registration process typically begins in August and ends in September. You can register for the on the official IIM CAT website.
- What is the syllabus for the CAT?
The CAT syllabus covers a wide range of topics, including:
Verbal Ability
Reading Comprehension, Para Jumbles and Summary.
Data Interpretation& Logical Reasoning
Bar graphs, Pie Charts, Tabular data, Logical and numerical puzzles.
Quantitative Ability:
Ratios, Percentages Profit Loss, Averages and Mixtures, Time Distance, Time Work,
Number Properties, Logs, Functions, Quadratic Equations, Geometry, Sequences,
Permuations Combinations, Simple and Compound Interest, Probability