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CAT 2025 QUESTION PAPER SLOT 1

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Questions 67
Duration 180 mins
Package CAT - Previous Year Papers

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VARC
24 Qs
DILR
22 Qs
QA
21 Qs

Topic distribution

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Difficulty distribution

Easy 23 34.3%
Medium 23 34.3%
Hard 21 31.3%

Question type distribution

Multiple Choices 45 67.2%
Fill in the blanks 22 32.8%

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2025 · QA · Unclassified
CAT 2025 QUESTION PAPER SLOT 1
If \(a-6b+6c=4\) and \(6a+3b-3c=50\), where \(a,b\) and \(c\) are real numbers, the value of \(2a+3b-3c\) is
A
18
B
20
C
15
D
14
2
2025 · VARC · Unclassified
CAT 2025 QUESTION PAPER SLOT 1
All of the following inferences are supported by the passage EXCEPT that:
A
the text attributes the COVID-19 pandemic rebound in financial markets solely to displaced sports bettors and treats their entry as the overriding cause of the rapid recovery across assets and time horizons.
B
heavy-tailed events make extreme outcomes more frequent and larger than bell curve expectations. This complicates forecasting and risk management in collective settings shaped by contagion and copying behaviour.
C
learning can change the rules that actors face. So, a rare shock can alter payoffs and raise the odds of subsequent large disturbances within the same system, which supports the idea of second-order tail events.
D
examples like runs on banks and toilet paper scrambles illustrate how contagion can amplify local choices into system-wide cascades that surprise participants and lead to patterns they did not intend to create.
3
2025 · DILR · Unclassified
CAT 2025 QUESTION PAPER SLOT 1
What was the occupancy factor for segment D – E?
A
0.35
B
0.84
C
0.77
D
0.7
4
2025 · QA · Unclassified
CAT 2025 QUESTION PAPER SLOT 1
A cafeteria offers 5 types of sandwiches. Moreover, for each type of sandwich, a customer can choose one of 4 breads and opt for either small or large sized sandwich. Optionally, the customer may also add up to 2 out of 6 available sauces. The number of different ways in which an order can be placed for a sandwich, is
A
880
B
600
C
800
D
840
5
2025 · VARC · Unclassified
CAT 2025 QUESTION PAPER SLOT 1
The passage suggests that contact tracing apps could inadvertently raise risky interactions by altering local behaviour. Which one of the assumptions below is most necessary for that suggestion to hold?
A
Individuals base movement choices partly on observed infections and on the behaviour of others. So, local responses interact, which turns many small adjustments into large scale patterns that can frustrate the intended aim of risk reduction.
B
Urban networks have uniform traffic conditions at all hours, which allows perfectly predictable routing independent of personal choices, social signals, or crowd reactions and, therefore, makes interdependence negligible in city movement decisions.
C
App alerts always include precise location to within one metre and deliver real time updates for all users, which ensures that the data feed is perfectly accurate regardless of privacy settings, power limits, or network conditions.
D
Most users uninstall apps within a week, which leaves only highly exposed individuals participating. This neutralises any systematic bias in routing decisions and prevents any predictable change in aggregate contact patterns.
6
2025 · DILR · Unclassified
CAT 2025 QUESTION PAPER SLOT 1
How many tickets were booked from Station A to Station E?
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