MBA · Common Admission Test
800+ CAT previous year questions from ten published slots, mapped to VARC, DILR and Quantitative Aptitude down to the topic. Solve them one at a time, or take any paper as a timed mock and get a per-question read-out afterwards.
The average of five numbers is 24. When one of them is removed, the average of the remaining four is 26. What number was removed?
Each CAT paper stays a paper. Open a slot to read it question by question, or start it as a timed attempt with the real section order and marking scheme.
CAT 2025
3 slots
CAT 2024
3 slots
CAT 2018
2 slots
CAT 2017
2 slots
Single-answer MCQs with negative marking, and non-MCQ questions where you type the answer. Caselets carry their tables and figures with them, so a DILR set reads the way it did in the exam.
A full slot is not always the right test. Build a timed mock from one chapter, one topic, or one subtopic — remainders alone, or parajumbles alone — and repair the thing that actually broke.
Three sections, ten chapters, 43 topics. Every CAT question is filed against one of them, which is what lets the analysis point at a topic instead of a score.
Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension
Passage themes and sources, RC question types
Parajumbles, odd sentence out, paragraph summary, paragraph completion
CAT 2024 Slot 1 · Attempt 2
68 marks · 120 min
Avg / question
2m 12s
Weakest topic
Games & tournaments
Wasted attempts
6
CAT 2024 Slot 1 · Attempt 2
68 marks · 120 min
Avg / question
2m 12s
Weakest topic
Games & tournaments
Wasted attempts
6
Submitting a mock is the cheap part. The useful part is the twenty minutes afterwards, and that is the part most preparation skips.
Sectional accuracy, marks lost to negative marking, and the difficulty band you start missing at — so you know whether the problem is knowledge or selection.
Time per question against the time the question deserved. Overtime attempts, wasted attempts on questions you never converted, and the sets you should have left alone.
The weakest topics surface by name. Take a topic mock on exactly that, and the next attempt tells you whether the repair held.
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Start free trialCAT 2025, CAT 2024, CAT 2018 and CAT 2017 — ten slots in total, with every question mapped to its section, chapter and topic. Slot papers can be solved question by question or taken end to end as a timed mock.
Yes. VARC, DILR and Quantitative Aptitude are separate routes, and each drills down through chapter, topic and subtopic — so you can work on remainders or parajumbles specifically rather than a whole paper.
Yes. Both formats CAT uses are supported: single-answer MCQs with negative marking, and non-MCQ questions where you type the answer.
No. Prasnya started with IIT Madras BS Data Science and now also serves MBA aspirants preparing for CAT. One account covers both, and you pick the programme you are studying when you sign in.
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Take CAT 2024 Slot 1 as a timed mock and read the analysis. That is the whole product in two hours.