MBA Entrance Exam

Candidates can use How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for CAT by Arun Sharma for concepts and graded practice. Quantitative Aptitude for CAT by Nishit K. Sinha is also a useful option. 

Yes. Linear Equations is an important topic for CAT Quant. Its concepts are used in questions based on ratios, mixtures, ages, time and work, profit and loss, etc.

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. 

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

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.

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.

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.

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.