CAT Quant: Arithmetic Formula Sheet
Percentages, profit and loss, interest, ratios, time-speed-distance and time-and-work — the arithmetic engine of CAT Quant in one reference sheet.
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10 original articles from T.I.M.E. Tirunelveli faculty across CAT.
Percentages, profit and loss, interest, ratios, time-speed-distance and time-and-work — the arithmetic engine of CAT Quant in one reference sheet.
DILR is won before you start solving — in which sets you pick and the first move you make on each. A compact decision sheet for the data-interpretation and logical-reasoning section.
A strong CAT score opens the door, but selection often turns on the group discussion, written ability test, and interview that follow.
The last month is for sharpening, not cramming, so this plan balances mocks, focused revision, and rest to bring you to peak form on exam day.
Quant scores rest on clean fundamentals, so these notes show how to rebuild arithmetic, algebra, and number sense before chasing speed and shortcuts.
VARC rewards readers who think while they read, so this guide shows how to build a daily habit that sharpens inference, pace, and stamina.
Raw score, scaled score, and percentile are three different ideas, and understanding how they relate keeps you from misreading your mock results.
In CAT DILR the first three minutes decide your score, so learn to scan every set, rank by solvability, and protect your time with hard caps.
A mock is only worth the analysis that follows it, so this system turns each test into a focused list of fixes rather than a single score.
A practical, phased roadmap for first time CAT aspirants covering all three sections, sequencing fundamentals before application and mocks.