Dear student,

In order to get a call letter for further WAT/GD/PI process you have to clear the cutoff of each section separately as well as the overall cutoff. If you are not able to clear the QA cutoff then it is difficult that you will be shortlisted for further rounds. Kindly checkout the link for IIFT Cutoff - Click Here

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Hello aspirant,

Although there are many online resources for CAT 2022 candidates, for many of them, preparing for the CAT mathematical ability part is one of the most tough and challenging undertakings. The QA part is regarded by the majority of elite CAT scorers as one of the most unexpected and time-consuming. And for candidates without an engineering-related educational background, learning how to prepare for the CAT quantity ability is like cracking a hard nut.

For every detailed information on how to prepare for cat quantitative aptitude section, you can visit our site by clicking on link given below.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-cat-quantitative-ability

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Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! Both of them are not a cup of tea for everyone ,both are really tough examination ,it takes 1 ,2 or sometimes more year to crack,depends on person to person ,but in these preparation ,really hardwork matters more than anyother things ,if you will be consistent ,devoted and hardworking then you will definitely reach till your goal but confidence should be there inside you that you can acheive anything . If you ever feel demotivated in your journey then tell me in comment section of this question ,i will try to boost you .

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Hi,

First step is to enroll yourself in a good coaching or a course. You can enroll in CATKing's course as they provide quality content worth preparing from. They provide notes and mock tests which help you prepare yourself for the examination. The mentors there are those who have aced their NMAT exam and provide great strategies. You can also refer to books such as CAT Quantum, Nishit Sinha and Arun Sharma. These books are great for preparing quantitative aptitude in NMAT.

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Dear aspirant,

R.S. Aggarwal's quantitative aptitude book is one of the most popular books for preparation of CHSL.

As you already have a 2009 edition of the book, you can prepare yourself from that only but in this 10-12 years some new types of questions and their solution might have changed.

So to tackle modern questions it is preferable to practice from a new edition book.

You can also prefer these books for the preparation of SSC CHSL-

--> Lucent General Kowledge

--> Objective English by S.P.Bakshi

--> A modern approach to verbal and non-verbal reasoning by R.S Aggarwal

--> Disha SSC CHSL (10+2) Guide, etc.

Hope it helps you..

Best of luck..

Hello,

First of all you must know the syllabus of the Quantitative Aptitude section of CAT exam. Here's the syllabus-

1. Number System

2. Profit loss and Discount

3. LCM and HCF

4. Speed Distance and Time

5. Percentage

6. Time and Work

7. Ratio and Proportion

8. Averages

9. Set theory and Function

10. Trigonometry

There will be 26 Questions from the QA section and There will be TITA Questions as well. So you will have to focus on your weak areas. Go through the past question papers and Mock Test Series and have a look at the questions asked. You will get 3 marks for every correct answer and 1 mark will be deducted for every wrong answer. There FM would be 228 marks. See some YouTube videos for QA section.

I have mentioned only 10 sections from the QA syllabus of CAT, the  actual QA syllabus is deeper, please go through this link to get the entire syllabus of CAT exam including VARC, QA, LIDR-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-syllabus/amp

Good Luck.