Are you preparing for CAT 2023? Get here the list of top 32 CAT books for preparation recommended by MBA experts. The list includes sections wise best books for CAT 2023 by Arun Sharma, Sarvesh Verma and other authors.
CAT books are the most essential items for exam preparation. Those plan to appear for CAT 2023 must refer to the books that are recommended by experts only. Any good book for CAT preparation should serve dual purpose - theory and practice. Thus candidates should refer to only those CAT preparation books which have detailed explanation of every topic as well as sample questions for practice.
Best books for CAT preparation are available online and offline but choosing the right ones can be a challenge. To help candidates choose the best CAT books for exam preparation, we have prepared section-wise lists. But before shortlisting the books, we suggest that you have a CAT preparation strategy.
Your CAT exam preparation should include a comprehensive study plan, a workable timetable and CAT mock test series. Some students opt for self-study with the help of CAT preparation books while others choose to study at coaching centres which provide complete guidance and best study material. Whichever approach you choose, the most important thing is to refer study material which inlcudes sample test papers and best books for CAT exam. There is a range of CAT preparation books available in the market but the question is – which CAT books to refer?
CAT 2023 will be held on November 26 in three slots. IEquipped with a well-planned strategy and best books for CAT, candidates can crack the exam with high scores. Apart from coaching classes, focus on self-study to crack the CAT 2023 exam. Check out the lists of best books for CAT preparation in this article.
Best Books for CAT Preparation and Other Study Material
Sometimes, study material received from coaching centres is not enough. Students look for secondary resources to study for various topics of Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning & Data Interpretation and Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension. It is not possible to foresee the CAT 2023 question paper. but you can practice previous years' CAT question papers online on Shiksha to know the trend of types of questions asked in the exam. Additionally, to cover the vast CAT syllabus, aspirants must study from CAT preparation books recommended by experts and refer to additional study material. Given below are the lists of best CAT books.
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Best CAT Books for Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning
Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) is an analytical section that require candidates to have a keen eye for detail and the skill of reading complicated graphs or unravelling jumbled patterns. Check the list of best books for CAT DILR:
CAT Books |
Author/Publisher Name |
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Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning |
Gautam Puri |
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation for the CAT |
Nishit K. Sinha |
Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency |
Ananta Ashisha |
How to Prepare for Data Interpretation for CAT |
Arun Sharma |
Best CAT Books for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension
Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC) often turns out to be a tough section with dense RC passages and confusing para jumbles. Verbal Ability questions of the CAT are comparatively easier. Check the list of best books for CAT VARC:
CAT Books |
Author/Publisher Name |
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How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for CAT |
Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay/Arihant |
30 Days to a More Powerful Vocabulary Mass Market Paperback |
Wilfred Funk & Norman Lewis/ Simon & Schuster |
How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for the CAT |
Sharma and Upadhyay |
PSC for VA for CAT |
Nishit Sinha |
Best CAT Books for Quantitative Aptitude
Quantitative Aptitude (QA) is the last section of the CAT question paper are require mental stamina to go through calculation intensive questions. The more you practice the better it is. Check the list of CAT books for QA:
CAT Books |
Author/Publisher Name |
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CAT Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning |
Gautam Puri |
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation for the CAT |
Nishit K. Sinha |
Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency |
Ananta Ashisha |
How to Prepare for Data Interpretation for CAT |
Arun Sharma |
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Shiksha spoke to a few experts from top MBA coaching institutes across the country to know which are the best books for CAT preparation. They shared with Shiksha their list of highly recommended CAT books:
Tarun Malik
So, the very first thing the CAT takers need to make sure is that their fundamentals should be in place. The next very important aspect to crack CAT is 'test taking strategy'. So, an aspirant must understand the importance of taking tests because only by testing, one can create a strategy to crack CAT. The strategy will include 'selection of questions', 'sequence of questions to attempt', 'Speed with accuracy' and most importantly 'pressure handling'.
Although the material and mocks distributed by coaching institutes are more than sufficient. We can recommend these CAT books if a student has finished all the course material given by the institute.
Best Books for CAT Preparation Recommended by Tarun Malik
CAT Books |
Author/Publisher Name |
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Quantum CAT |
Arihant Publications |
High School English Grammar and Composition Book |
Wren and Martin |
Word Power Made Easy |
Norman Lewis |
Past Years' CAT Questions |
G.K. Publications |
Newspapers and magazines recommended by Tarun Malik for CAT preparation:
- The Hindu
- Time
- Business Week
- Newsweek
- The Economist
- National Geographic
- Fortune
- Business World
Pratik Gour
CAT Preparation 2023 will not be complete without going through a few CAT books like the IMS Theoretical Books of Verbal & Quant. This is a set of books that would not only clear concepts but would also consist of questions to solve which helps to practice.
CAT 500 is another special book from IMS consisting of '500 Must Solve Questions'. If you can solve these questions correctly and in the target time (average 2.5 minutes) then you can be assured that you are on the right path.
Acing the CAT exam and getting the GD-PI calls from targeted B-Schools is just the first step. Beyond that every student needs to build their skills on communication for acing further rounds. There are a few CAT books that we would recommend in different areas which could be a good read like:
CAT Books Recommended by Pratik Gour:
CAT Books |
Author |
Genre |
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Seven Habits of Highly Effective People |
Stephen Covey |
Management |
A Brief History of time |
Stephen Hawking |
Science |
Cosmos |
Carl Sagan |
Science |
An Illustrated Retelling of Mahabharta – Jaya |
Devdutt Patnaik |
Mythology & Management |
India in Slow Motions |
Mark Tully |
Politics |
Capitalism & Freedom |
Milton Friedman |
Economics |
Maximum City |
Suketu Mehta |
City Life - Mumbai |
Long Walk to Freedom |
Nelson Mandela |
Autobiography - Politics |
Wings of Fire |
APJ Abdul Kalam |
Autobiography |
Shantaram |
David Gregory Roberts |
Autobiography – City Life |
Other Books Recommends for CAT Preparation by Pratik Gour
Pratik suggests that CAT aspirants must also read non-fiction novels so that they have an incentive to keep reading. For example:
CAT Books |
Author |
Genre |
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Around the world in Eighty Days |
Jules Verne |
Adventure |
The Time Machine |
H G Wells |
Science Fiction |
Caves of Steel |
Isaac Asimov |
Science Fiction |
The Hunger Games |
Suzanne Collins |
Dystopian Fiction |
Three Men in a Boat |
Jerome K Jerome |
Humour |
Something Fresh |
P G Wodehouse |
Humour |
Where Eagles Dare |
Alistair McLean |
Fiction |
Best Books for CAT Preparation Recommended by Deekshant Sehrawat
Deekshant Sehrawat, MBAguru, recommends the following books for CAT preparation 2023:
• Quantum CAT by Sarvesh Kumar Verma
• Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT by Nishit Sinha
• RS Aggarwal’s Quantitative Aptitude For Competitive Examinations
• Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension by Ajay Singh
Free: DILR Questions with Answers for Practice |
Free: QA Questions with Answers for Practice | Free: VARC Questions with Answers for Practice |
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CAT Topper Interviews: Exam Tips and Strategy
Know which CAT books previous year's CAT toppers studied to crack the exam. Also get key exam day tips from CAT toppers to optimise your performance.
CAT Toppers |
CAT Topper Interviews |
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Risshi Agrawal CAT 2022, 99.99 percentile
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Mocks play a crucial role while preparing for CAT. It helps you determine the strategy which suits you the best. |
Parul Arora CAT 2022, 99.93 percentile |
I started preparing for CAT in April. My preparation strategy for CAT was to clear my basic concepts in all topics and then maximum practice. |
Aditya Singh CAT 2022, 99.90 percentile |
For my first attempt I attended offline coaching classes, post which I only took the online test series. This year I took the test series from two of the most renowned coaching institutes. Coaching really helps a lot. |
Atish Naskar CAT 2022, 99.81 percentile |
I started my CAT preparation back in January 2022. I set a daily target for all 3 sections that included daily 3-4 RCs daily 3-4 LRDI sets 20-30 QA questions or some QA concept understanding. The last 2-3 Months gave mocks and analyzed them properly. |
Tushar Sarkar CAT 2022, 99.80 percentile |
My serious preparation started in the month of June 2022. My overall strategy had three parts: Diagnosing my problems, guiding policy for improving and actions. |
Chirag Gupta CAT 2021, 100 percentile |
I started preparing in March 2021. I focused mainly on giving mock tests and analysing them. I used to work on my weaknesses by watching various CAT preparation YouTube videos on various topics. Read: Chirag's full interview |
Bir Anmol Singh |
I started preparing in April 2021. I solved Arun Sharma sir's CAT books for VARC, LR, DI and Quant. I attempted as many past year CAT questions papers (timed attempt) that I could attempt, on weekends. I used to analyse my shortcomings to improve further. |
Sagar Sengar CAT 2021, 99.48 percentile |
I started preparing around the end of June this year and went into the full-throttle mode by end of August. My overall strategy was to first complete the theory end to end and then practice different kinds of problems across all the sections. Read: Sagar's full interview |
Ved Vineet CAT 2021, 99.40 percentile |
It is not at all important to join a coaching institute for CAT preparation. You just need to prepare in a disciplined manner. Read: Ved's full interview |
Sareen Shah |
Don't delay your prep. Start as early as possible. Solve as many questions as you can. Understand RCs and DILR sets properly. Quality over Quantity should be your aim. Read: Sareen's full interview |
Kshitiz Singhal CAT 2020, 99.99 percentile |
My suggestion for the aspirants is to work on your fundamentals, speed and accuracy. Read: Kshitiz’s full interview |
Ekansh Agarwal CAT 2020, 99.98 percentile |
I would say that mock tests are the most important part of CAT preparation. Attempt as many mock tests as possible. Read: Ekansh’s full interview |
Naval Mittal CAT 2020, 99.97 percentile |
Solve as many types of questions you can from each section. Secondly, focus on your accuracy. Read: Naval’s full interview |
Swarnadeep Ghosh CAT 2020, 99.92 percentile |
Attempt all kinds of mock tests, difficult and easy. Maximize your strengths and do not stress about the weaker areas. |
Sabyasachi Mishra CAT 2020, 99.90 percentile |
Focus more on concepts more than the mock tests. I would say that mocks do not matter much. What you learn from the mock tests is what matters. |
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Which CAT exam slot is the toughest?
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What is the syllabus for the CAT exam 2023?
The Common Admission Test syllabus includes all the important topics of Quantitative Ability, Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning, Verbal Ability, and Reading Comprehension. Candidates can check the topic-wise Common Admission Test syllabus above on this page. To crack the Common Admission Tes...The Common Admission Test syllabus includes all the important topics of Quantitative Ability, Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning, Verbal Ability, and Reading Comprehension. Candidates can check the topic-wise Common Admission Test syllabus above on this page. To crack the Common Admission Test 2023, students will have to study all the topics included in the Common Admission Test syllabus as questions can be asked from any topic. Syllabus:
1- The Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension section of the CAT exam syllabus for the MBA covers various topics of Verbal Reasoning, English Grammar, and Reading Comprehension.
2- The Quantitative Aptitude section of the CAT syllabus includes all the topics of Mathematics from Class 9 to 10 such as Trigonometry Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra and Mensuration.
3- The Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning syllabus of the CAT exam includes topics that require analytical interpretation of data presented in the form of Tables, Puzzles, Pie Charts, and Bar Graphs. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Common Admission Test page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam). I hope this will help you.
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Who will conduct the CAT 2023 exam?
The top 6 Indian Institute of Management are given the responsibility to conduct the Common Admission Test exam. Each of the top Indian institutes of Management conducts the exam rotation-wise after a gap of five years. Common Admission Test 2022 was conducted by the Indian Institute of Managemen...The top 6 Indian Institute of Management are given the responsibility to conduct the Common Admission Test exam. Each of the top Indian institutes of Management conducts the exam rotation-wise after a gap of five years. Common Admission Test 2022 was conducted by the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore. The Common Admission Test 2023 convening institute will be announced in July. CAT Conducting Indian Institute of Management Over the Years:
2022: IIM Bangalore
2021: IIM Ahmedabad
2020: IIM Indore
2019: IIM Kozhikode
2018: IIM Calcutta
2017: IIM Lucknow
2016: IIM Bangalore
2015: IIM Ahmedabad
2014: IIM Indore
2013: IIM Indore
2012: IIM Kozhikode
2011: IIM Calcutta
2010: IIM Lucknow
2009: IIM Ahmedabad
For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Common Admission Test page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam). I hope this will help you.
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What is the CAT cut-off for IIM Ahmedabad?
The qualifying Common Admission Test cut-off for the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad is 85 percentile for the 2023-25 batch. However, the final Common Admission Test cut-off for the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad will go up to the 99-100 percentile. The qualifying Common Admi...The qualifying Common Admission Test cut-off for the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad is 85 percentile for the 2023-25 batch. However, the final Common Admission Test cut-off for the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad will go up to the 99-100 percentile. The qualifying Common Admission Test cut-off is the minimum score required to be eligible for shortlisting in the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad Personal Interview round. The score on which a student is selected is called the final cut-off and is much higher than the qualifying cut-off. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Common Admission Test page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam). I hope this will help you.
As per the latest guidelines fees for the general category is 2300 rupees and for reserved categories it's 1150 rupees. Also visit their official website regularly so that if there's a change you'll be notified early.
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Where can I download CAT result from?
Common Admission Test result is announced on the official website of the Indian Institute of Management-Common Admission Test. Applicants who appear for the test can download their scorecards from the official website by using their Common Admission Test login credentials. The Common Admission Te...Common Admission Test result is announced on the official website of the Indian Institute of Management-Common Admission Test. Applicants who appear for the test can download their scorecards from the official website by using their Common Admission Test login credentials. The Common Admission Test 2022 result download link is currently live. Applicants can download their scorecards until December 31, 2023. Common Admission Test 2023 results will be released in the first week of January 2024. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Common Admission Test page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam). I hope this will help you.
The CAT result 2023 is available only on the official website of IIMCAT for download. Test takers can check their result and download the scorecard by using their CAT login IDs. To check the CAT 2023 result, candidates need to follow the below mentioned steps: Visit the official website (iimcat. ...The CAT result 2023 is available only on the official website of IIMCAT for download. Test takers can check their result and download the scorecard by using their CAT login IDs. To check the CAT 2023 result, candidates need to follow the below mentioned steps: Visit the official website (iimcat. AC. In).
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What is the CAT application fee for 2023?
The Common Admission Test application fee is INR 2300 for General, EWS, and Non-Creamy-Other Backward Classes candidates. For the Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe, and PWD students, the fee was INR 1150. Applicants have to pay the fee at the time of form filling at the official website of the Commo...The Common Admission Test application fee is INR 2300 for General, EWS, and Non-Creamy-Other Backward Classes candidates. For the Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe, and PWD students, the fee was INR 1150. Applicants have to pay the fee at the time of form filling at the official website of the Common Admission Test. The Common Admission Test application form is not accepted without the payment of fees. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Common Admission Test page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam). I hope this will help you.
Candidates who wish to appear for CAT 2023 can fill the CAT form at the official website. While filling the form candidates will be required to pay the CAT registration fee of 2300 for general category and Rs 1150 for reserved category. The fees structure for the CAT application form is:1800/- fo...Candidates who wish to appear for CAT 2023 can fill the CAT form at the official website. While filling the form candidates will be required to pay the CAT registration fee of 2300 for general category and Rs 1150 for reserved category. The fees structure for the CAT application form is:
1800/- for General category and. Rs. 900/- for SC/ ST/ PWD category.
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What are the IIM selection criteria through CAT?
Indian Institute of Management selection criteria includes shortlisting of students on the basis of Common Admission Test score, conducting of What (Written Ability Test), GD (Group Discussion), PI Personal Interview and final selection based on Common Admission Test, academic record, work exper...Indian Institute of Management selection criteria includes shortlisting of students on the basis of Common Admission Test score, conducting of What (Written Ability Test), GD (Group Discussion), PI Personal Interview and final selection based on Common Admission Test, academic record, work experience as well as performance in Group Discussion-Written Ability Test-Personal Interview. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Common Admission Test page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam). I hope this will help you.
Candidates who meet the CAT cut off, are shortlisted for What and PI. Final selection for IIM admission is based on candidate's overall profile CAT score, academic score, work experience, category and What and PI score.
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Is XAT tougher than CAT?
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