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CAT 2024 · Slot 2

Completed 1 March 2026 · 1h 54m of 66 questions

59%Accuracy
Net score56out of 198 marks
Correct2210 wrong · 34 skipped
Attempted3234 left blank
Time taken1h 54m2m 09s avg/Q

ESTIMATED PERCENTILE · CAT PAST PAPER

~92.4%ileBand 90.8–94.1
VARC~95.1%ile28 marks
DILR~71.8%ile8 marks
QA~91.2%ile20 marks
Weakest sectionDILR38% accuracy · 2 sets attempted
Strongest topicArithmetic78% accuracy · 7/9 correct
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REAL EXAM PAPERSEXAM-SPECIFIC TIMINGTOPIC-LEVEL ANALYSISPROGRESS YOU CAN SEE
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