CAT Practice Questions & Mock Tests
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I want to build an extensive CAT‐level question bank that a serious aspirant can rely on from the first concept revision right up to full-length simulated exams.
Scope of work
• For every core section—Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension, and Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning—prepare 50 to 100 fresh practice questions that reflect the current CAT difficulty and format.
• Inside Quant, mix multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank styles so students are pushed to calculate, not guess.
• In VARC, include passage-based questions, sentence corrections, and paragraph completions that demand close reading and precise grammar application.
• For DILR, craft problem sets with realistic data charts, tables, and logical games maintaining CAT’s multi-step reasoning flavour.
• Design 40 full mock tests, each exactly 66 questions, time-balanced across the three sections to mirror the actual exam interface and pressure.
• Create a concise assignment for every topic—roughly 10 to 20 questions—that teachers can hand out as homework or quick drills.
Acceptance criteria
1. All questions are original, error-free, and tagged with answer keys and detailed explanations.
2. Difficulty distribution follows recent CAT papers (easy 25 %, medium 50 %, tough 25 %).
3. No question repeats across practice sets, assignments, or mocks.
4. Final deliverables arrive in editable Google Sheets or Excel plus a neatly formatted PDF version for direct printing.
If you have previously crafted CAT, XAT, or GMAT material, that experience will be invaluable. Let’s raise the bar for aspirants together.
Scope of work
• For every core section—Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension, and Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning—prepare 50 to 100 fresh practice questions that reflect the current CAT difficulty and format.
• Inside Quant, mix multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank styles so students are pushed to calculate, not guess.
• In VARC, include passage-based questions, sentence corrections, and paragraph completions that demand close reading and precise grammar application.
• For DILR, craft problem sets with realistic data charts, tables, and logical games maintaining CAT’s multi-step reasoning flavour.
• Design 40 full mock tests, each exactly 66 questions, time-balanced across the three sections to mirror the actual exam interface and pressure.
• Create a concise assignment for every topic—roughly 10 to 20 questions—that teachers can hand out as homework or quick drills.
Acceptance criteria
1. All questions are original, error-free, and tagged with answer keys and detailed explanations.
2. Difficulty distribution follows recent CAT papers (easy 25 %, medium 50 %, tough 25 %).
3. No question repeats across practice sets, assignments, or mocks.
4. Final deliverables arrive in editable Google Sheets or Excel plus a neatly formatted PDF version for direct printing.
If you have previously crafted CAT, XAT, or GMAT material, that experience will be invaluable. Let’s raise the bar for aspirants together.