CAT Mock Test 16 Question Paper: Reading, Logic Sets and Quant with Solutions
CAT Mock Test 16 is a full-length CAT mock that mixes Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Aptitude. Its sets range from a volleyball league table to mutual fund returns, and its Quant section leans on mixtures, rates and counting. Aptitude360 includes a full written solution for every problem.
Section-wise topics in CAT Mock Test 16
- VARC: passages on national sports teams, why firms cluster in costly cities, quarrels about noise and bravery in a bad cause, plus para-summary and para-jumble items
- DILR: a round-robin volleyball league, visitor parking slots, partition of farm plots and mutual fund returns
- QA: alligation by cost and caffeine content, average-speed cameras, successive profit, real returns after inflation, tunnelling rates and boats upstream
- QA (counting): divisibility of cubes, divisors with a set number of digits, ballot-counting probability and quadratics with real roots
Concepts worth revising before this CAT mock
- Inferring the author's stance from tone and qualifiers
- Win, loss and points logic in round-robin tables
- Alligation when a blend must meet two conditions at once
- The discriminant condition for a quadratic to have real roots
Revision tips for CAT Mock Test 16 topics
- In league-table sets, use the fact that every team meets every other team exactly once to fix totals
- For upstream problems, write effective speed as boat speed minus stream speed before forming equations
- List divisors of a power of ten by pairing powers of two and five
Who should take this CAT full-length mock
Suited to CAT aspirants who have covered all three sections and want a full-paper rehearsal.