CAT 2024: Mock Test Series Released, Separate Links Available for PwD and General Candidates, Practice Now.

The CAT 2024 mock test link is now available on the official CAT website. It provides candidates a practical tool to familiarize themselves with the test format, question types, and interface ahead of the main exam. This mock test includes sample questions from previous CAT exams and mirrors the 120-minute structure of the actual test, with 40-minute sections designed to help candidates assess their preparation effectively. CAT 2024

Separate mock links are provided for PwD candidates, allowing tailored practice. While the mock test offers a realistic testing environment, the actual question pattern, sequence, and timing may vary, as determined by CAT authorities.

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Section-Wise Analysis for Effective Preparation

Candidates are encouraged to review each section of the mock test to enhance performance:

Quantitative Aptitude (QA)

• Tracking Progress: Use a spreadsheet for each mock to document question accuracy and timing.
• Action Points:
  • Accuracy > 80%: Focus on reducing time per question.
  • Accuracy 55-75%: Increase practice to improve foundational understanding.
  • Accuracy < 50%: Revise core concepts for better clarity.

Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC)

• Strategies:
  • Classify passages by topic (e.g., science, philosophy).
  • Assess the tone and compare your answer choice with the author’s viewpoint.
  • Build vocabulary by noting new words in the passages.

Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR)

• Rework Incorrect Questions: Attempt missed or incorrect questions without the solution key before reviewing answers.
• Question Priority: Sort questions as Easy, Medium, or Difficult to improve time allocation in future tests.

Performance Analysis and Percentile Goals

To set target percentile scores, use the past performance percentile trends as a benchmark.

Objective: The growth in the 99-100 percentile segment suggests increased competition, and preparation consistency will be key for candidates aiming for top-tier colleges.