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How many questions are asked from Linear Equations in CAT?
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.
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Are CAT Probability questions typically MCQs or TITA (non-MCQ)?
While MCQs are more common, TITA questions are also asked regularly in the Quant section.
Upvote Can I study Probability without completing Permutations and Combinations during CAT preparation?
No, it is strongly recommended to master P&C first. Without a clear grasp of combinations and permutations, candidates will find it difficult to solve questions.
Upvote How many questions on Probability can I expect in CAT Quantitative Aptitude?
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.
Upvote Which is the best book or resource for CAT Inequalities?
Yes, Inequalities is an important supporting topic for CAT Quant. Understanding inequalities can help solve questions involving ranges, comparisons, equations, functions and optimisation more efficiently.
Upvote How many questions are asked from Inequalities in CAT?
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.
Upvote Can I solve CAT TSD questions without complex algebraic equations?
Can I solve CAT TSD questions without complex algebraic equations?
What are the most common question types asked under TSD in CAT?
CAT frequently tests concepts based on relative speed, linear and circular races, trains passing platforms or other trains, boats and streams, and escalators.
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