
Practise CAT DILR with year- and slot-labelled papers, then try an original train-capacity set on this page. The drill checks segment totals, occupancy and shared capacity, with explanations after submission.
The downloadable papers are from completed examinations. The 2026 test is scheduled for 29 November; its question paper is not yet available.
Original CAT-style practice, not official previous-year questions or a full mock. Untimed; results show accuracy for this set, not CAT marks or percentile.
Choose your answers, then submit the set.
An 80-seat train travels W-X-Y-Z. It carries 28 passengers from W to Z, 12 from W to X, 20 from X to Y, 16 from Y to Z and 8 from X to Z. There are no other passengers. A passenger occupies one seat on every segment of the journey travelled. For the last question only, extra passengers may join at X and travel to Z; all existing bookings stay unchanged.
| Set skill | Practice task |
|---|---|
| Missing-value tables | Reconstruct entries using totals and restrictions |
| Routes and capacity | Track loads on every shared segment |
| Arrangements | Keep direction, order and changing positions consistent |
| Group assignments | Separate confirmed placements from trial cases |
| Ratios and indices | Identify the denominator before calculating |
| Charts | Read scales and compare the quantities actually represented |
| Conclusion | Evidence needed |
|---|---|
| Fixed value | Every valid case gives that value |
| Possible value | At least one valid case gives it |
| Segment load | Count everyone using that segment |
| Distinct people | Count each person once across the journey |
| Measure | Rule |
|---|---|
| Correct CAT answer | +3 |
| Wrong CAT MCQ / typed answer | -1 / 0 |
| This drill | Correct answers and practice accuracy |
| Standard section timer | 40 minutes |
| Error | Correction |
|---|---|
| Wrong total | Check whether one person or item is counted in multiple groups |
| Wrong percentage | Identify the correct base quantity |
| Contradictory arrangement | Recheck all clues, including negative conditions |
| Unnecessary full solution | Ask whether the question needs every unknown |
| Time lost in branches | Mark which assumption created each case |
No. It is an original train-capacity set designed to practise linked totals and constraints. It is not reproduced from an official CAT paper.
A subject file contains DILR questions only. The full CAT test also includes VARC and QA in separate timed sections.
Not when passengers travel through more than one segment. That addition counts through-passengers repeatedly. Count each booking group once for distinct passengers.
It lets you finish the remaining responses or deliberately submit an incomplete set. Unanswered items stay distinct from incorrect responses in the feedback.
No. It means all questions in this short original set were answered correctly. A CAT percentile involves a full examination and official score processing.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.
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