CAT aspirants should ensure to understand that Algebra and
number theory provide the major chunk of questions in any CAT QA section –
55-60%.
Topics that you need to look at are Permutations and
Combinations, Probability (very basic, including die and card problems and
perhaps Bayes’ theorem), Functions, Progressions (A.P, G.P. H.P. and A.G.P),
Logarithms, Equations (Quadratic and Linear/Simultaneous) and most importantly,
Number Theory.
Number Theory problems are usually very simple. They require
certain tricks that you can pick up from any good textbook. Number theory
contributes 3-4 questions to every CAT, and so it is a very important topic.
You should be comfortable writing numbers in their algebraic form
(e.g. a three digit number having digits xyz can be represented as 100x + 10y +
z). You should also learn about divisibility tests.
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