Overview

A: The CAT exam has three subjects: Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Ability. All questions are in English, and each section is timed separately.

A: Yes. CAT is considered moderately to highly difficult exam. This is because more than three lakh students take CAT exam for 10,000 seats in IIMs and top B-schools. Also, while the overall paper is balanced, each candidate has strong and weak areas which makes it difficult to score well in all sections which is required to clear sectional cut offs.

A: CAT is generally considered moderately to highly difficult exam. While the overall paper is balanced, each candidate has strong and weak areas which makes it difficult to score well in all sections.

A: CAT 2025 includes three sections: Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Ability (QA). The syllabus covers topics like reading comprehension, para jumbles, arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and logical puzzles.

XAT 2026 exam registration fees is Rs 2200.

The XAT 2025 exam pattern comprises a total of 95 questions spread across four sections - Decision Making (21 questions), Verbal and Logical Ability (26 questions), Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation (28 questions), and General Knowledge (20 questions). Each question carries one mark, making the total to 95 marks. XAT Essay Writing section was removed from XAT 2025 exam pattern.

Total exam duration is 120 mins.

A: Yes. MAT syllabus does change every year. Last MAT syllabus 2025 is given in the article above.

A: MAT Exam Syllabus 2025 is divided into 5 sections: Language Comprehension, Mathematical skills, Data Analysis and Sufficiency, Intelligence and Critical Reasoning, Economic and Business Environment.

NMAT exam syllabus 2025 is divided into three sections: Language Skills, Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Skills. NMAT syllabus weightage is equal for all three sections.