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Arithmetic broadly includes Ratio and Proportion, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Time Speed Distance, Time and Work, Averages, Mixtures, and Alligations. Considered as one of those topics that make or break

Sonap Garg is a CAT 99.97%iler from IIM Calcutta. He shares with you in this video a winning strategy for the Quant section of CAT. In addition to that, he

Attention! CAT 2020 Aspirants. Do you want a quant strategy that not only serves CAT but other exams like SNAP, NMAT, XAT, etc.?

Quantitative Ability can be game-changer for Engineers, but might be a nightmare for others. This section requires the most theoretical preparation, compared to other sections. Hence, it makes all the

Quant is not everyone’s ball-game. You need to be a problem solver and a pro at mathematics to be able to solve QA questions. However, some of us have a

Often times in CAT exam, questions are asked on "How Many Squares Are There In A Chessboard?" or "How Many Rectangles Are There In A 8*8 Chess-board Which Are Not

Planning on studying abroad? You’ve probably already started your prep for GMAT. So far in this series, we’ve covered AWA and IR. In today’s article, we’re going to cover Quant.

Quant is one of the most interesting sections of the CAT. For engineers, this one is relatively easy. But for non-engineers, especially those out of touch with maths, this section