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How To Plan Your Preparation Right For CAT ?
CAT is an exam which not only tests the skills and abilities of the aspirant in the various sections namely Quantitative
aptitude, Verbal Ability, Logical and Analytical Reasoning and Data Interpretation but also the ability of the person to
make the maximum out of the time allotted. Hence, the ideal way ahead would be to get to know the basics and get them
right.First things first, What all is covered in CAT? Essentially CAT is an aptitude test, which, basically is Mathematics,
English and Reasoning.Whatever is covered, is supposed to test all aspirants on equal basis and hence, it has to be
something that everyone did till Std X. Since, after that everyone chose their own very way so no point in giving anyone any
due advantage. Coming to the topics covered in Std X subject-wise which is covered in CAT:
1. Mathematics or Quantitative Section: Basically covered in the following five broad topics:
a. Percentages and Its applications i. Percentage, Profit and Loss
b. Ratio and Its applicationsi. Ratio, Variation, Time and Work, Time, Speed and Distance, Averages and Partnerships, Alligations and Mixtures
c. Algebrai. Linear and Quadratics Equations, Surds and Indices, Inequalities, Logarithms
d. Numbers and its applications
e. Geometry and its applicationsi. Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration
The important point to note is that these are the basic topics and a majority of the questions are covered from these topics
maybe directly or as an application of the basics.CAT however does not focus on the asking the concepts directly but the
idea is to test the application of the concepts thoroughly.To understand the details better here is a video as well.
Video example for Quantitative Ability: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaeAeWOq1Ec
2. English or Verbal Section:
This section does not leave any part of application of English as a language or the various ways in which it can be tested.
However, there is no such exhaustive list of topics as every year there are few new types of questions which come out of the
blue. Still in order to enumerate Grammar, Vocabulary, Critical Reasoning (and its numerous applications), Reading
Comprehension are the prominent ones. Grammar for example can be tested by word usage, Fill in the blanks, choosing the
correct/incorrect sentence etc. Vocabulary can be tested by choosing the correct meaning, synonym, antonym and analogies to

How To Plan Your Preparation Right For CAT ?
CAT is an exam which not only tests the skills and abilities of the aspirant in the various sections namely Quantitative
aptitude, Verbal Ability, Logical and Analytical Reasoning and Data Interpretation but also the ability of the person to
make the maximum out of the time allotted. Hence, the ideal way ahead would be to get to know the basics and get them
right.First things first, What all is covered in CAT? Essentially CAT is an aptitude test, which, basically is Mathematics,
English and Reasoning.Whatever is covered, is supposed to test all aspirants on equal basis and hence, it has to be
something that everyone did till Std X. Since, after that everyone chose their own very way so no point in giving anyone any
due advantage. Coming to the topics covered in Std X subject-wise which is covered in CAT:
1. Mathematics or Quantitative Section: Basically covered in the following five broad topics:
a. Percentages and Its applications i. Percentage, Profit and Loss
b. Ratio and Its applicationsi. Ratio, Variation, Time and Work, Time, Speed and Distance, Averages and Partnerships, Alligations and Mixtures
c. Algebrai. Linear and Quadratics Equations, Surds and Indices, Inequalities, Logarithms
d. Numbers and its applications
e. Geometry and its applicationsi. Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration
The important point to note is that these are the basic topics and a majority of the questions are covered from these topics
maybe directly or as an application of the basics.CAT however does not focus on the asking the concepts directly but the
idea is to test the application of the concepts thoroughly.To understand the details better here is a video as well.
Video example for Quantitative Ability: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaeAeWOq1Ec
2. English or Verbal Section:
This section does not leave any part of application of English as a language or the various ways in which it can be tested.
However, there is no such exhaustive list of topics as every year there are few new types of questions which come out of the
blue. Still in order to enumerate Grammar, Vocabulary, Critical Reasoning (and its numerous applications), Reading
Comprehension are the prominent ones. Grammar for example can be tested by word usage, Fill in the blanks, choosing the
correct/incorrect sentence etc. Vocabulary can be tested by choosing the correct meaning, synonym, antonym and analogies to
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