Are CAT Para Summary questions purely MCQ?

A para summary in the CAT exam is a verbal ability question type where candidates need to read a short paragraph and pick the option that best captures its core meaning.

Para Summary, PAra Completion and Odd Sentence Out are all distinct topics.

• Para Summary requires candidates to be able to decode the main idea of a passage into a single sentence.
• Para Completion requires candidates to find the logical concluding sentence that finishes a paragraph.
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Candidates can refer to Arun Sharma's How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for CAT. Also, practise previous-year CAT questions and mock tests.

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

CAT does not have a fixed number of questions from Surds and Indices. Usually, one or no direct questions may come.