
Use CAT QA papers for section practice and the original four-question drill below to test arithmetic, algebra and counting. Each response is checked after submission, with an explanation and an option to retry mistakes.
The drill is untimed and does not predict a CAT percentile. The paper resources retain their actual examination year rather than being relabelled as 2026 questions.
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.
| Year / slot | Resource | Key PDF |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 / Slot 1 | Download QA paper | - |
| 2024 / Slot 2 | - | - |
| 2024 / Slot 3 | Download QA paper | - |
| 2025 / All slots | 2025 paper archive | - |
| Area | Skills |
|---|---|
| Arithmetic | Rates, ratios, percentages, averages, interest and mixtures |
| Algebra | Equations, inequalities, logarithms, functions and progressions |
| Geometry | Diagram relationships, coordinates, areas and lengths |
| Number properties | Integers, factors, digits and remainders |
| Counting | Ordered choices, optional selections and avoiding double counting |
| Condition | Check |
|---|---|
| Discount / profit | Marked price and cost price are different bases |
| Work time | Add rates, not days |
| Logarithm | Argument positive; base positive and not one |
| Optional choice | Include none when allowed |
| Integer result | Exclude non-integer solutions when required |
| Item | Rule |
|---|---|
| Standard timer | 40 minutes |
| Correct CAT answer | +3 |
| Wrong MCQ / TITA | -1 / 0 |
| Blank | 0 |
| Four-question drill | Practice accuracy; not CAT percentile |
| Error | Correction |
|---|---|
| Correct formula, wrong quantity | Define what each number represents |
| Wrong percentage result | Recheck the base and whether it changed |
| Invalid root | Apply domain and integer restrictions |
| Wrong unit | Convert rates and lengths before combining |
| Case missed | Include zero/none or boundary cases where allowed |
No. They are original CAT-style questions with independently checked answers and explanations. The downloadable papers are separate historical resources.
They can use different bases. Discount is measured against marked price, while profit is measured against cost. Equal percentages do not imply equal rupee amounts or opposite effects.
You must exclude it. Correct algebra can produce a value that is invalid for the original logarithm, denominator or integer condition.
It reports correct answers and practice accuracy for the short set. The article separately states the CAT +3/-1/0 marking rules; the drill result is not an official raw score.
No. The four questions sample only some skills. Geometry, other number properties and many mixed conditions still need separate coverage and full-section practice.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.
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