CAT

Generally, the official mock tests are available on the official website of CAT which is https./iimcat.ac.in. The examination is conducted by Indian Institutes of Management. Check out the below steps to know how get official CAT mock tests online:Aspirants are requested to visit the official website of CAT (https./iimcat.ac.in)Login in through the CAT credentials.Click on the "mock test" button on the left side of screen. Official CAT mock test is available for practise to candidates who have registered for exam.After that, the screen will display the instructions.After reading the instructions carefully, click on 'I am ready to begin' tab and start writing the exam.Please keep checking the official website of CAT to have up-to-date information. 

A good CAT score depends on the colleges you are targeting. For admission to top IIMs, a CAT score of 97-98 percentile is typically considered good, while for other top MBA colleges, a score of 90-95 percentile is considered good. A majority of CAT test takers fall in the category of 80-90 percentile, and many B-schools accept candidates with CAT scores in this range. To achieve a 99 percentile in CAT, candidates should attempt at least 75% of the questions with a good accuracy rate. The CAT percentile is an indicator of your rank among all test takers, and it does not directly measure your actual performance in the exam. For example, if you score 99 percentile, it means that you are among the top 1% of students that year, as 999 out of 1000 candidates scored below you. To score a high percentile in CAT, it is essential to practice consistently, focus on all sections of the exam, and maintain a good accuracy rate. With proper planning and dedication, you can achieve a high percentile in the CAT exam.

Common Admission Test, commonly know as CAT is conducted by Indian Institute of Management in the month of November. It's important for CAT aspirants to have sheer knowledge of each topic and subject to have a clear preparation strategy. CAT syllabus includes Quantitative Aptitude (QA), Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC) and Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR). As per the last few year's exam patterns, CAT usually gives more emphasis to QA making up to 34% weightage followed by VARC, 34% and DILR which has 32% of the test. Please have a look at the subject/section weighatge in CAT exam:Verbal Ability - 10% Reading Comprehension - 24%Data Interpretation - 16%Logical Reasoning - 16%Quantitative Apitude - 34%It's important to note that the above are general trends. It is possible that the exam-taking committee may make amendments in the coming year. Visit the official website of CAT for the most accurate and up-to-date information on CAT exam.