CAT 2026 · Full-length + Sectional + Topic-wise

Every topic. Every section. 590 tests until nothing surprises you.

Most aspirants don't fail CAT on ability. They fail on unpracticed topics and untested strategy. This series covers every topic in the syllabus with its own test, then rebuilds them into sectionals and full mocks — with solutions and analytics that tell you exactly where the marks are going.

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400Topic tests

150Sectional tests

40Full-length mocks

590Total tests

Three layers of practice, in the order that works

Learn a topic, drill it, then test it under pressure. Each layer feeds the next.

400

Topic tests

One focused test per topic, so a weak area gets isolated instead of hiding inside a long paper.

10–15 questions, 15–20 minutes
Easy, moderate and difficult sets per topic
Attempt untimed while learning, timed while revising
Unlimited reattempts with fresh shuffling

150

Sectional tests

Full 40-minute sections that force selection, sequencing and leaving questions behind.

50 VARC · 50 DILR · 50 QA
Actual CAT interface, timer and marking
Difficulty rises through the series
Sectional percentile against all takers

Full-length mocks

Two-hour papers built to the current CAT pattern, released on a schedule that tracks your prep calendar.

66 questions · 120 minutes · sectional locking
TITA and MCQ in exam proportion
Live percentile and overall rank
Past-pattern papers included

The complete topic list

Nothing is left as "miscellaneous". Here is every topic that has a test attached to it.

Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension · 110 topic tests · 50 sectionals

Reading Comprehension

Philosophy & abstract reasoning passages
Economics & business passages
Science & technology passages
History & culture passages
Psychology & behavioural science
Environment & sustainability
Literature & art criticism
Sociology & politics
Main idea & central theme questions
Inference-based questions
Author's tone, attitude and purpose
Specific detail & fact questions
Vocabulary in context
Structure and function of paragraphs
Weakening and strengthening arguments
Except / NOT / least-likely questions

Verbal Ability

Para jumbles — 4 sentence
Para jumbles — 5 sentence
Para jumbles with fixed openers
Odd sentence out
Para summary
Para completion
Sentence insertion / placement
Critical reasoning — assumptions
Critical reasoning — conclusions
Critical reasoning — flaws
Inference vs. assumption
Fact, inference, judgement
Statement–argument sets
Analogy-based reasoning

Language & Technique

Vocabulary — high-frequency CAT words
Roots, prefixes and suffixes
Idioms and phrasal verbs
Word usage and confusables
Grammar — subject-verb agreement
Grammar — tense and modifiers
Grammar — parallelism
Sentence correction
Skimming and scanning drills
Elimination technique practice
Speed reading with retention
Passage selection strategy

Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning · 120 topic tests · 50 sectionals

Data Interpretation

Tables — single and multiple
Bar graphs — simple, stacked, grouped
Line graphs and trend analysis
Pie charts and sector comparison
Radar / spider charts
Bubble and scatter plots
Venn diagram based DI
Caselet DI
Mixed and hybrid charts
Missing data / incomplete tables
Data sufficiency
Percentage and growth-based DI
Ratio and proportion in DI
Averages and weighted averages in DI
Approximation and calculation shortcuts
Multi-graph linked sets

Logical Reasoning

Arrangements — linear
Arrangements — circular and rectangular
Arrangements — floors and buildings
Distribution and grouping
Selection with constraints
Ranking and ordering
Blood relations
Directions and distance
Coding–decoding
Binary logic — truth-tellers and liars
Syllogisms
Cubes and dice
Clocks and calendars
Series and sequence puzzles
Input–output

CAT-style Set Types

Games and tournaments
Scheduling and timetables
Routes, networks and flows
Quant-based LR sets
Matrix and grid puzzles
Set theory based reasoning
Optimisation and maxima–minima sets
Constraint-heavy multi-variable sets
Sets with incomplete information
Set selection strategy
Time allocation across four sets
When to abandon a set

Quantitative Ability · 170 topic tests · 50 sectionals

Arithmetic

Percentages
Profit, loss and discount
Simple and compound interest
Ratio and proportion
Variation
Averages
Mixtures and alligation
Time, speed and distance
Relative speed, trains and boats
Races and circular tracks
Time and work
Pipes and cisterns
Partnership
Ages

Number System

Factors and multiples
HCF and LCM
Divisibility rules
Remainder theorems
Cyclicity and unit digits
Base systems
Factorials and trailing zeroes
Surds and indices
Rational and irrational numbers

Algebra

Linear equations
Quadratic equations
Higher degree equations
Inequalities
Modulus and absolute value
Maxima and minima
Functions and graphs
Composite and inverse functions
Logarithms
Arithmetic progression
Geometric progression
Harmonic progression and AM–GM–HM
Special series and summations
Polynomials and remainder theorem
Simple equations with constraints

Geometry & Mensuration

Lines, angles and triangles
Triangle similarity and congruence
Special triangles and centres
Quadrilaterals and polygons
Circles, chords and tangents
Coordinate geometry
Straight lines and conics basics
Trigonometry and heights & distances
2D mensuration — area and perimeter
3D mensuration — cube, cuboid, cylinder
Cone, sphere and hemisphere
Prisms and pyramids

Modern Maths

Permutations
Combinations
Circular and conditional arrangements
Probability
Set theory and Venn diagrams
Binomial theorem

The dashboard tells you what to fix next

Every attempt is scored, timed and compared. You leave each test knowing which topic to open next.

Topic-level accuracy map

Every topic is scored across all your attempts, so weak areas surface as a ranked list instead of a hunch.

Time-per-question breakdown

See which questions ate your clock, and which correct answers cost more time than they were worth.

Attempt strategy review

Correct, incorrect, skipped and revisited — mapped against the ideal attempt order for that paper.

Percentile and rank tracking

Overall and sectional percentile after every mock, plotted over time so improvement is visible.

Comparison with toppers

Your attempt pattern against the top 1% on the same paper — what they solved, skipped and in what order.

Detailed solutions for every question

Step-by-step reasoning, the shortest method, common traps, and video walkthroughs for difficult DILR sets.

Bookmarks and error notebook

Wrong answers collect automatically into a revision list you can retest as a custom paper.

Mock 14 — Analysis 96.8 %ile

VARC accuracy78%

DILR accuracy54%

QA accuracy71%

112Score

48Attempted

1:52Avg / Q

Next up: Games & tournaments — 3 of your 6 DILR errors came from this set type.

One plan. Everything in it.

No test-count tiers, no locked mocks, no separate analytics add-on.

CAT 2026 Full Access

~~₹4,999~~₹2,499

Valid until the CAT 2026 result. One-time payment.

400 topic tests across all three sections
150 sectional tests on the live CAT interface
40 full-length mocks with percentile and rank
Detailed solutions for every single question
Progress dashboard and topic-level analytics
Unlimited reattempts and custom error-notebook tests
Doubt resolution within 24 hours
Works on desktop, tablet and mobile

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Questions people ask before enrolling

When are the tests released?

Topic and sectional tests are available immediately on enrolment, so you can start from wherever your preparation is. Full-length mocks release on a schedule from June 2026 through the exam, and all of them stay open once released.

Does the interface match the actual CAT?

Yes. Sectional and full-length tests use the same layout, timer, sectional locking, question palette and TITA input as the official exam, so nothing about the screen is new on exam day.

Can I reattempt a test?

Unlimited reattempts on topic and sectional tests, with questions shuffled each time. Mocks can be reattempted too, though your percentile is recorded from the first attempt only.

How detailed are the solutions?

Every question has a full worked solution with the reasoning, not just the answer key. Where a faster method exists, it is shown alongside the standard one. Difficult DILR sets and RC passages include video explanations.

Is this enough on its own, without coaching?

The series is practice and analysis, not concept teaching. If you already have your concepts from a course or self-study, this is designed to be the only practice you need. If you are starting from zero, learn the concepts first and use the topic tests alongside.

How long do I have access?

Until the CAT 2026 result is declared. All your attempt data and analytics stay available for that entire period.

590 tests between you and the exam

Start with three free tests. Decide after you have seen the solutions and the dashboard.

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