CAT — free subject quizzes
15 free quizzes across the official CAT subjects, each with instant scoring and a step-by-step solution for every question. Available in English.
ExamguruX CAT quizzes let you practise VARC, DILR and Quantitative Aptitude in short, focused sets instead of always sitting a two-hour paper. You can drill Reading Comprehension, a single Logical Reasoning set type or Arithmetic, with +3/−1 marking (and no penalty on TITA questions) and full solutions right after you submit.
Subjects these CAT quizzes cover
Every official CAT subject has its own set of quizzes, so you can drill one area at a time.
Why subject-wise quizzes work for CAT
CAT is as much about set and question selection as knowledge, and that judgement is built topic by topic. A short quiz on Data Interpretation, Para Jumbles or Geometry lets you practise recognising a solvable question and walking away from a trap, without one bad section sinking a whole mock. Sharpening each area separately is what later lifts your sectional percentiles.
CAT quizzes — frequently asked questions
Which CAT areas can I take quizzes in?
You can practise all three sections — VARC, DILR and Quantitative Aptitude — and focus on specific topics such as Reading Comprehension, arrangement-based Logical Reasoning, or Arithmetic.
Do CAT quizzes follow the real marking?
Yes — MCQs are scored +3 for correct and −1 for incorrect, while type-in-the-answer (TITA) questions carry no negative marking, exactly as in the actual test. Solutions appear as soon as you finish.
How is a quiz different from a full CAT mock?
A quiz is a short set to build accuracy in one area, whereas a full mock reproduces all three 40-minute sectional timers so you can practise pacing and the section-locking that CAT enforces.
Ready for the real thing?
Move from quizzes to full-length CAT mock tests on the official pattern.
