CAT or Common Admission Test is conducted every year by the Indian Institute of Managements (IIMs). The aptitude test is used as a criterion to shortlist applicants for admissions to the seven IIMs – Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta, Lucknow, Indore, Kozhikode and newly started Shillong. Click here for CAT 2008 bulletin.
CAT tests the skills of candidates in five broad areas i.e., verbal ability & reasoning, reading comprehension, quantitative skills, data interpretation, and analytical and logical reasoning. A typical CAT question paper can have anywhere between 75 and 150 questions. All the questions are of multiple-choice nature with four alternate answer choices and the candidate has to choose the correct answer.
Verbal Ability & Reasoning (VA/VR): Verbal ability and reasoning section contains questions based on vocabulary, English usage/grammar, verbal reasoning and reading comprehension.
Quantitative Ability (QA): This section contains application of mathematics starting from Number systems, Percentages to Permutation & Combination to Functions.
CAT tests the skills of candidates in five broad areas i.e., verbal ability & reasoning, reading comprehension, quantitative skills, data interpretation, and analytical and logical reasoning. A typical CAT question paper can have anywhere between 75 and 150 questions. All the questions are of multiple-choice nature with four alternate answer choices and the candidate has to choose the correct answer.
Verbal Ability & Reasoning (VA/VR): Verbal ability and reasoning section contains questions based on vocabulary, English usage/grammar, verbal reasoning and reading comprehension.
Quantitative Ability (QA): This section contains application of mathematics starting from Number systems, Percentages to Permutation & Combination to Functions.
Data Interpretation/Logical Reasoning (DI/LR): DI includes questions based on Tables, Pie Charts, Bar Charts, Line Graph etc. LR problems could be solving puzzles, riddles, what is the next element etc.
CAT 2007
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