
CAT 2017 was a Computer Based Exam conducted by IIM Lucknow on November 26, 2017 in two shifts. The Minimum Eligibility Criteria to apply for CAT is a bachelor's degree with an aggregate of 50% for the General Category and 45% for SC/ST.
The total duration of the exam was 3 hours long. However, the Question paper for CAT 2017 Slot 1 was considered more difficult than the Slot 2 Question paper. Check Detailed CAT Paper Analysis
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In order to score well in the upcoming CAT examinations, it is good to practice previous years' question papers. CAT 2017 Question paper with answer keys and detailed information are available below:
Below table shows the CAT 2017 slots-wise question paper with the solution of the section QA:
| Exam | Question Paper PDF | Solution PDF |
|---|---|---|
| CAT QA Slot 1 | Download PDF | Check Solution |
| CAT QA Slot 2 | Download PDF | Check Solution |
Below table shows the CAT 2017 slots-wise question paper with the solution of the section VARC:
| Exam | Question Paper PDF | Solution PDF |
|---|---|---|
| CAT VARC Slot 1 | Download PDF | Check Solution |
| CAT VARC Slot 2 | Download PDF | Check Solution |
Below table shows the CAT 2017 slots-wise question paper with the solution of the section DILR:
| Exam | Question Paper PDF | Solution PDF |
|---|---|---|
| CAT DILR Slot 1 | Download PDF | Check Solution |
| CAT DILR Slot 2 | Download PDF | Check Solution |
Ques: What was the Marking Scheme in CAT 2017?
Ans: For every correct answer 3 marks were given. No marks are awarded for unattempted questions. For every incorrect answer, 1 mark was deducted and no negative marking for non-multiple-choice questions (Non- MCQs).
Ques: Was CAT 2017 difficult?
Ans: CAT 2017 was easy as compared to the previous year i.e, CAT 2016. The Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning Section was the most difficult section in CAT 2017 Question Paper.
Ques: What was the total time duration for solving DILR Section in CAT 2017?
Ans: The total time duration allocated to solve CAT 2017’s DILR Section was one hour. The candidates need to answer 32 questions in the given time only.
Ques: What questions were asked in the Quantitative Ability section of CAT 2017?
Ans: The Quantitative Ability Analysis Section had 34 questions. 1 question from permutation and combination topic was asked. From the algebra topic, questions related to quadratic equations were present in the question paper of CAT 2017.
Ques: How to apply for CAT Exam?
Ans: The Registration is done in the online mode by visiting the official website. The Aspirants need to attach important documents such as ID proof, a Scanned copy of the result, address proof, etc. Once done the candidates can submit the application form.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.
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