CAT Preparation Tips: Quantitative Ability

Sanjana Arora Shares In Details How She Built Her Basics For CAT And Cracked IIM Ahmedabad!

Having called herself a "changemaker-in-progress" oftentimes, Sanjana has often looked for opportunities where she could bring some tangible impact on field. She pursued her Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Shri Ram College of Commerce. During her undergraduation, she worked with various non-profit organisations and also expanded two such organizations, called Project FUEL and CrossBow Miles, to Delhi. Sanjana did her pre-final year internship with Duff & Phelps where she designed the Social Impact Value Framework for them. Post that, she worked with the Public Sector Practice (within Strategy and Operations) of Deloitte India for about a year. She has a very deep interest in Public Policy and Economics, and would like to combine her managerial skill sets with these interest areas.

pratibha goenka19 Jun 2020

CAT Tricks By A 99.97%er - Series 1 On Quant | Nikhil Kedia, IIM Ahmedabad

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Nikhil Kedia19 Jun 2020

CAT 2020: Nailing QA - A Game Of Probabilities

In all my previous articles, you must have come across some repeated terms - understand the exam pattern, know your strong areas and work on the weak, convert hard work to smart question-solving and selection process.

ANKIT GUPTA09 Jun 2020

$A Non-Engineer's Journey From 48%ile To 97%ile In QA$

A Non-Engineer's Journey From 48%ile To 97%ile In QA

It takes just one thought and your motivation to reach that goal. I had this Quant phobia as I am from a BBA and non-maths background. In 2018, I prepared for CAT, but only because of his fear of quant, I had managed to score just 48%ile in the Quantitative Aptitude section.

Japleen Jaggi18 May 2020

The Number One Mistake CAT Aspirants Make That You Must Avoid For CAT 2020

With CAT 2020 less than 7 months away, many of you have started out with your preparation efforts to hit that 99th percentile mark and make it to your dream business schools. But your preparation is missing one crucial element that can directly impact how you fare in CAT 2020. Here's one important step that thousands of aspirants make the mistake of skipping that you must not skip at any cost.

Team InsideIIM17 May 2020

QA Sectional Test 2 | InsideIIM's CAT 2020 Weekly Tests

In today's sectional test, we bring to you the second Quantitative Aptitude (QA) Sectional Test as a part of InsideIIM's CAT 2020 Weekly Tests. There are 34 questions in this test. You need to either choose the correct option from the four options given or type in your answer. Every correct answer will fetch you 3 points, while every incorrect attempt will fetch you -1(TITA questions don't have any negative marking).

Team InsideIIM17 May 2020

Most Important Topics For CAT 2020's Quant Section - Analysing Past Years' CAT Papers

The Quantitative Ability (QA) section of the CAT exam is one that many test-takers have struggled with in the past; engineers and non-engineers alike. For some non-engineers this section is their Achilles's heel and can bring down their overall CAT percentile, especially when nightmares like CAT 2018 present themselves.

Chirag Shukla08 May 2020

How I Scored 99.42 Percentile In QA In CAT 2019 | Shubham Agarwal

Shubham Agrawal scored 62.35/100 in Quantitative Aptitude in CAT 2019 to score the coveted percentile of 99.42 in the section. His overall percentile was 97.28 with a score of 133.67/300 with 97.28 percentile in DI-LR and 82.13 in VARC. He is an engineer and has worked with TCS for 8 months post that. He has received calls from all CAP IIMs, NITIE, MDI Gurgaon and XLRI.

Nikita Tayal24 Apr 2020