CAT

Although not many questions are asked from Binary Logic, CAT exam aspirants must not ignore this section during preparation as each mark counts.

There is no specific number of questions asked on Binary Logic in CAT exam. There can be 1-2 standalone questions in Logical Reasoning section of the exam.

To prepare for CAT VARC, candidates must refer How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for CAT by Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay and Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis along with Wren & Martin High School English Grammar.

FIB is not important for CAT VARC as no direct questions are asked. However, it plays a role in VARC preparation and practice.

There are no direct Fill in the Blanks-based questions in CAT exam. Candidates must however practice FIB questions to improve word usage in sentence.

There are no direct Fill in the Blanks-based questions in CAT exam. Candidates must however practice FIB questions to improve word usage in sentence.

You can refer How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning for the CAT by Arun Sharma and Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation for the CAT by Nishit K Sinha.

Although syllogism rarely appears in CAT exam, you must not skip it thinking it is not important. Every topic included in CAT syllabus is important.

In the past few years, hardly any direct question has been asked from Syllogism. However, since it is a part of Logical Reasoning, candidates can expect 3-4 set-based questions.

In the past few years, hardly any direct question has been asked from Syllogism. However, since it is a part of Logical Reasoning, candidates can expect 3-4 set-based questions.