What are the important topics of CAT syllabus from which maximum questions are asked?

<p>CAT lays a lot of emphasis on analytical skills so the questions are asked mostly from those topics which require deep learning and practice. The three sections of CAT question paper are designed in such a way that candidates have to use their ability of minute observation and fast calculation. Shared below are the section wise main topics from which questions are asked in CAT. Verbal Ability: Parajumbles, Parasummary, Sentence Completion and Inferences</p><ul><li>Reading Comprehension: Questions based on passages, Para meaning, Order of sentences&nbsp;</li><li>Data Interpretation: Tables, Graphs, Pie Charts, Venn Diagram, Data Sufficiency</li><li>Logical Reasoning: Blood Relation, Seating Arrangement, Syllogism, Coding-Decoding, Sets and Caselets, Family Tree, Assumptions</li><li>Quantitative Aptitude: Geometry, Algebra Number System Modern Math, Arithmetic, Mensuration</li></ul><p>The difficulty level of CAT questions is usually moderate to high. Only a few questions are easy and quick to solve. To crack the CAT exam, one needs to pay attention to the abovementioned topics.</p>

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<p>CAT Important Topics are as follows:</p><p>Quantitative Aptitude:</p><p>Algebra</p><p>Arithmetic</p><p>Number System</p><p>Geometry</p><p>Verbal Reasoning:</p><p>Comprehension</p><p>Para Jumbles</p><p>Para Summary</p><p>Fill in the Blanks</p><p>Logical Reasoning:</p><p>DI</p><p>Blood Relations</p><p>Seating Arrangements</p><p>Graphs</p><p>etc., </p><p>You will have to score a minimum of 95 percetile to score a seat at the top IIM.</p>

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