CAT 3-Month Plan

Comprehending and answering questions from passages on diverse topics including humanities, business, science, and social issues.

Evaluating arguments, identifying assumptions, conclusions, and logical flaws in reasoning-based questions.

Contextual usage of words, fill-in-the-blank, and sentence completion based on logical and semantic coherence.

Identifying the main idea and picking the most accurate summary from multiple options for a given passage.

Rearranging jumbled sentences to form a coherent paragraph by identifying logical flow and connectors.

Error identification, sentence correction, and application of standard English grammar rules.

Identifying the sentence that does not logically fit into a paragraph from a set of jumbled sentences.

Synonyms, antonyms, contextual meanings, and word usage in high-frequency MBA entrance-level vocabulary.

Extracting and computing values from structured tabular data including schedules, registers, and statistical tables.

Linear and circular seating arrangements, sequencing, and ranking puzzles with multiple conditional constraints.

Complex puzzles involving tournaments, team selections, floor arrangements, and binary logic conditions.

Reading and interpreting pie charts, bar charts, and mixed chart types to answer calculation-based questions.

Analysing line graphs, radar graphs, and other graph formats for trends and comparative values.

Family tree problems with coded relationship terms, generating accurate conclusions from given connections.

Paragraph-based data interpretation where information is embedded in a descriptive passage rather than a chart or table.

Determining whether given statements provide enough information to answer a question without actually solving it.

Percentage conversions, successive percentage changes, and applications in profit-loss, SI-CI, and ratio problems.

CP-SP relationships, discount and marked price, and gain/loss percentage calculations in business scenarios.

Work equivalence, efficiency-based problems, pipes and cisterns, and work-sharing in partnerships.

Speed-time-distance relationships, average speed, relative speed, train problems, and boats in streams.

Linear and quadratic equations, forming equations from word problems, and simultaneous equation solving.

Properties of triangles, congruence, similarity, angle bisectors, medians, centroid, and Pythagorean theorem.

Ratio simplification, proportion, direct and inverse variation, and ratio-based mixture and alligation problems.

Quadratic inequalities, modulus inequalities, and number line-based inequality reasoning problems.