Read between the lines.
Reading comprehension
COMING SOON/ THE CAT TEST CENTRE
Know where you stand.
Know your next step.
Daily practice and full-length mocks from Arun Sharma — author of India’s most-used CAT preparation books.
A clearer picture of where you stand, and what to work on next.
Starting with daily practice. More ways to learn will follow.
Explore an interactive preview of the Test Centre
Arun Sharma Academy / Test CentrePreview
YOUR DAILY DOSE OF PROGRESS
A little practice. A better you.
Today’s practice
Pick a subject. Give one sample question a go.
Find the pattern.
Logical reasoning
Make every step count.
Percentages
ONE STEP AT A TIME
Build a week you’re proud of.
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Example week · Your completed tests will appear here.
Small sessions.
Bigger ambitions.
Make room for daily practice. Build up to a full-length mock.
A first look at your new practice space. Choose a subject to try it.Example screens and sample questions. The real tests may look a little different.
A LITTLE STRUCTURE. A LOT MORE FOCUS.
Less “where do I start?”
More “let’s do this.”
Some days, you have time for a full mock. Some days, just one focused session. Your practice space should make both feel simple.
A SCORE WITH SOME PERSPECTIVE
Coming laterHow did you do?
And what could it mean for CAT?
Those are two different questions. We’re planning a scorecard that helps you see both, with your Test Centre percentile and a separate predicted CAT percentile.
- 01 Test Centre percentile
- How you performed compared with others who took the same test here.
- 02 Predicted CAT percentile
- An estimate of where your performance could place you in CAT, with a clear explanation of how it was worked out.
PREDICTED CAT PERCENTILEExample only
See the bigger picture.
A broader view of how a score compares.
An example, to show the idea. This is not your result.
A prediction is an estimate, not a promise. We’ll introduce predictions once we’ve checked them against CAT results.
01 / THE DAILY HABIT
A small commitment.
Worth coming back for.
Focused practice in reading, reasoning and quant. Pick today’s test, give it your attention, and leave with something learned.
Example week02 / THE FULL REHEARSAL
Make the big day
feel more familiar.
Settle into a full-length mock. Practise moving between questions, managing each section and making decisions with a clock running.
Example timer · Timing varies by testTHE MOST USEFUL PART COMES NEXT
Don’t just count
your mistakes.
Understand them.
A score tells you how it went. Reviewing your answers helps you decide what to work on next. Return to a question, check the answer, and save it for another day.
Try a question in the previewQA · Percentages✓ Reviewed
A change in perspective.
Not just a change in marks.
₹1,000Starting price−20%→₹800After the decrease+25%→₹1,000Back where you started
The same percentage rule.
A different starting point each time.
A question worth revisiting.
Sample explanation
LITTLE REASONS TO COME BACK
A word today.
A stronger reader tomorrow.
WORD OF THE DAYSample card 1 / 3
adjective
Lucid
Know this one?
Take a moment before you turn the card.
Try three sample cards. Your answers aren’t saved.
A few minutes between tests can still move you forward. The wider platform will bring words, revision and a little play into your preparation.
01
Word of the day & your word list
Discover a daily word and revisit words from your reading practice, with meanings and examples that help them stick.
02
Flashcards that bring you back
Revisit unfamiliar words over time, with more practice on the ones you find difficult.
03
Crosswords & word challenges
Put your vocabulary to work through games designed around the words you’re learning.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
A practice space.
And a plan to go further.
Beyond the first release, we’re bringing the rest of your preparation closer together.
Find your next focus.
See strengths, weak topics and time spent across your attempts. Compare mocks and turn recurring mistakes into a useful revision plan.
Topic analysis · Mock comparisons · Saved questionsGuidance that knows your journey.
An AI mentor informed by Arun Sharma’s teaching and your own practice history. The aim: hints and explanations that meet you where you are.
For practice and post-test reviewKeep the next decision in sight.
Explore college cut-offs, eligibility and fee planning in one place, alongside topic videos, formula sheets and study resources.
Planning tools · Video library · Learning resourcesWHAT TO EXPECT
Starting with practice.
Growing with you.
The Test Centre will open in stages. Here’s the direction we’re working towards.
- 01
First, your practice space
Daily practice, full-length and past-paper tests, saved attempts, scores and answer review. Papers will be published as they’re ready.
- 02
Then, a clearer view of your progress
Platform and predicted CAT percentiles, followed by deeper topic analysis and comparisons across mocks.
- 03
More ways to learn, every day
Vocabulary tools, flashcards, learning resources, planning tools, mentoring and community.
SOMETHING TO START WITH, RIGHT NOW
Past papers. Fresh perspective.
While we get ready, explore our existing CAT paper collection at your own pace.
GOOD QUESTIONS
A few things
you might be
wondering.
Are all these features available at launch?
The Test Centre will open in stages, beginning with the testing experience. Predicted percentiles, deeper analysis, vocabulary tools, the AI mentor and planning tools will follow. Features marked ‘coming later’ on this page are a preview of that wider plan.
What makes the predicted CAT percentile different?
Your Test Centre percentile compares you with people who took the same test here. The planned CAT prediction aims to give your performance broader context. It is a separate estimate. We’ll introduce it once we’ve checked the predictions against CAT results.
How is a daily test different from a full-length mock?
A daily test is a short, focused session in VARC, DILR or QA. A full-length mock brings all three sections together for a longer exam rehearsal. You’ll see the number of questions and time allowed before you start each test.
Will full-length tests be available too?
Yes. Full-length mocks and timed previous-year papers are part of the Test Centre. We’ll share the available papers and their release schedule as they’re published.
When can I start?
We’re preparing the first release. The launch date and available tests will be announced here. For now, you can explore the preview above or read our existing collection of past CAT papers.
Will the tests be free?
The plan is to offer daily tests free during their release window, with paid access to the archive. Exact access windows, packages and prices will be shared at launch, before you choose a test or make a purchase.
Do I need to download an app?
No. You’ll be able to use the Test Centre in your browser. A laptop or desktop is recommended for a full-length test so you have more room for passages, tables and the question palette.
Will I get explanations after a test?
You’ll be able to review your score and the answer key after the review window opens. Worked explanations will appear where supplied. Some previous-year papers currently have answer keys only.
A NEW CHAPTER IN YOUR CAT PREP
Your next attempt
starts with showing up.
We’re getting your practice space ready. Take a look around, and come back for the launch.
Launch date and access details will be announced here.