One of the reasons why CAT
is considered tough is that the pattern changes from year to year. In the
1990s, it was a four-section test with English making up the major chunk. However,
from 1999, CAT has become a three-section exam with English taking up just one
third of the total paper.
The pattern form the last
three years is of a computer – based test. A candidate has to register and then
he/she is allotted a centre, a specific date and time as well and when the
candidate arrives at the centre, a computer machine is prepared for the
candidate.
Since the inception of this
computer – based CAT, there are only two sections in CAT paper now. Quantitative Ability (QA) & Data Interpretation (DI) and Verbal Ability (VA) & Logical Reasoning.(LR)
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