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<p>CAT does not follow a fixed number of questions for Linear Equations. One or more questions may involve linear equations directly or as Algebra, Arithmetic or word problems.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While MCQs are more common, TITA questions are also asked regularly in the Quant section.</p>

<p>Candidates can expect 1 to 2 questions on Probability in CAT exam. These questions are usually categorised under Modern Math. Candidates find Probability questions that combine with the PnC questions.</p>

<p>There is no fixed number of questions from Inequalities in CAT. Concepts may be tested through Algebra, Quadratic Equations, Functions, Maxima-Minima and Number System questions.</p>

<p>Yes. Most CAT time, speed, distance questions can be solved faster using inverse and direct proportionality ratios</p>

<p>CAT frequently tests concepts based on relative speed, linear and circular races, trains passing platforms or other trains, boats and streams, and escalators.</p>

<p>Typically, 1 to 3 questions are asked from Time, Speed, and Distance in the Quant section of CAT exam. It is one of the high weightage topics within Arithmetic.</p>

<p>No. As per the NIOS notification, old-syllabus papers were available only for the April-May 2026 and October-November 2026 exams. From April-May 2027, one common English paper will be set for all learners.</p>

<p>Some frequent traps in CAT exam are:</p><ul><li>Confusing the counts of original and new members in replacement vs. inclusion problems.</li><li>Weighting by values instead of quantities or frequencies in weighted average setups.</li></ul>

<p>Yes. Most CAT-level problems involving replacements, group additions, or combinations are designed to test logical shortcuts rather than heavy calculations.</p>

<p>Direct questions on Averages typically range from 1 to 2 per slot in the CAT exam. However, the concept appears across several other topics, including Mixtures &amp; Alligations, etc.</p>

<p>CAT does not have a fixed number of questions from Routes and Networks. The topic may appear as part of a DILR set, usually comprising 4-5 questions.</p>

<p>Candidates should spend no more than 1.5 to 2 minutes on an Odd One Out question.</p>

<p>In most of the recent CAT exam sessions, Odd One Out questions have appeared as TITA (Type In The Answer) questions with no negative marking.</p>

<p>CAT does not have a fixed number of questions from Caselets. Usually, one Caselet-based set with 4-5 questions may appear in the DILR section.</p>

<p>CAT does not have a fixed number of questions from Parts of Speech. The topic is usually tested indirectly through grammar and Verbal Ability questions.</p>

<p>Solve the official sample paper of each subject first. Then solve previous year papers. Sit for 3 hours each time and check your answers with the marking scheme.</p>

<p>The theory paper of main subjects like Science, Maths Standard, Social Science and English Language and Literature carries 80 marks. Each paper is 3 hours long.</p>

<p>No. CBSE has said there is no change in the question paper design and assessment pattern for 2026-27. The official sample papers carry this note.</p>

<p>All the three CAT question papers of 2025 session were moderate to tough in terms of difficulty level. The CAT 2025 slot 2 question paper was slightly tougher than slot 1 and 3.</p>

<p>There were 16 RC questions in CAT 2025 slot 1 question paper. The questions were moderate but needed careful reading.</p>

<p>A para summary in the CAT exam is a verbal ability question type where candidates need to read a short paragraph and pick the option that best captures its core meaning.</p>

<p>Yes, CAT Para Summary questions are only asked in a Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) format with given options.</p>

<p>In the 2026 session, each paper lasted 3 hours 15 minutes, including 15 minutes of reading time. The 2027 duration will be confirmed in the official date sheet.</p>

<p>CAT does not have a fixed number of questions from Surds and Indices. Usually, one or no direct questions may come.</p>