CAT Mock Test 14 Full-Length Paper: VARC, DILR and QA Practice
CAT aspirants who have finished the syllabus and need practice on a complete paper can use CAT Mock Test 14, a full-length mock on Aptitude360. It covers Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Ability. Every question comes with a worked solution, so each section can be reviewed in detail.
Section-by-section content of CAT Mock 14
- VARC: essay-style passages on mourning rituals, software taking over professional work, the novel and other minds, and habit and character; paragraph summary, sentence sequencing and odd sentence out
- DILR: a seeded knockout tournament, a hostel room allotment puzzle, a three-counter Passport Seva Kendra process and a revenue and profit scatter plot for ten companies
- QA: train speed over a restricted stretch, bakery demand and profit, continued proportion, mixtures, pipes and tanks, capped discounts, boats in a tidal current, averages, last two digits, common factors, a hexagon random walk and roots of a quadratic
Concepts this CAT mock puts to the test
- Following an author's argument and tone in abstract passages
- Building a tournament bracket or allotment grid from layered conditions
- Comparing ratios such as profit to revenue on a scatter plot
- Cyclicity of last digits and greatest common divisors
- Probability over repeated moves and symmetric expressions in quadratic roots
Revision tips before your next CAT mock
- Practise mixed DILR sets regularly and note which set types you finish fastest, so set selection becomes a habit
- For para-jumbles, find the opening sentence and any linked pairs before ordering the rest
- For last-two-digit questions, use the cyclicity of the base to cut down large powers
- Analyse each mock carefully; this can be more useful than simply taking more mocks
Who this mock suits
CAT and other OMET aspirants at the full-mock stage who want to check how their accuracy holds across VARC, DILR and QA in one sitting.