Quantitative Aptitude

Yes, the Number System is an important topic for CAT Quantitative Aptitude. Questions may test concepts such as divisibility, remainders, factors, and properties of integers. Candidates should also practise applying these concepts to different question types.

Yes, the Number System is an important topic for CAT Quantitative Aptitude. Questions may test concepts such as divisibility, remainders, factors, and properties of integers. Candidates should also practise applying these concepts to different question types.

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.

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 & Alligations, etc.

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 & Alligations, etc.

The difficulty level of Quantitative Aptitude in CAT 2025 slot 1 was moderate. Candidates found Algebra questions a bit tougher than question on other topics.

Yes, Surds and Indices is a useful topic for strengthening numerical skills and solving questions from algebra and number systems.

Yes, Surds and Indices is a useful topic for strengthening numerical skills and solving questions from algebra and number systems.

Yes, Mensuration is an important topic for CAT Quantitative Aptitude. If forms a good chunk of Geometry questions.