CAT – Pattern Mock Test Series

About this test series

Mock test for CAT following the official exam pattern: sections, marking scheme and time per question match the real paper. CAT: 66–68 questions (VARC, DILR, QA) with 40 minutes per section, 2 hours. MCQ +3 / −1; TITA questions have no negative marking.

+3Marks per correct

−1Per wrong answer

33%Pass mark

Basic Calculator

Syllabus coverage 3 subjects

Subject	Questions	Marks	Share
English	7	21	35%
Quantitative Aptitude	7	21	35%
Data Interpretation	6	18	30%

Tests in this series 1 test + 1 free demo

Free demo

Free Demo Test

Try 10 sample questions from this series in the real exam interface, free and without buying the series.

18 min 10 Qs 30 marks 1 per wrong Basic calculator 3 attempts

Data Interpretation 3 · English 4 · Quantitative Aptitude 3

Easy 3 Medium 6 Hard 1

Test 1 · CAT Pattern Mock Test 1

Sections: Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Ability. CAT: 66–68 questions (VARC, DILR, QA) with 40 minutes per section, 2 hours. MCQ +3 / −1; TITA questions have no negative marking.

36 min 20 Qs 60 marks 1 per wrong Basic calculator 3 attempts

Data Interpretation 6 · English 7 · Quantitative Aptitude 7

Easy 6 Medium 11 Hard 3

What you get in the exam window

Question paletteAnswered, not answered, marked for review and not visited, colour-coded like the real CBT.

Section-wise navigationJump between sections with the marks for each question shown.

Basic calculatorOn-screen, as the real exam provides it.

Rough notesA scratch pad for working out answers during the test.

Auto-saveAnswers survive a refresh, and the test submits itself when time runs out.

Detailed resultScore, rank, percentile, section-wise accuracy and answer review.

₹299

One-time payment for all 1 test, valid for 1 year.

This series includes
1 full mock test, 20 questions
1 free demo test to try first
3 subjects covered
Real exam timing and marking scheme
Answer review with explanations
Basic calculator in the exam
Rank, percentile and section analysis