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CAT Daily Quiz
A new timed practice quiz every day for CAT aspirants. Attempt it, check your score and accuracy, and review your mistakes. Missed a day? The previous 10 quizzes are below. This is daily practice, not a full-length CAT mock test.
CAT Daily Quiz At a Glance
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New quiz Every day
Today's format 20 questions · 25 min
Quiz # 103
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Short daily practice, separate from full-length CAT mock tests.
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QUIZ #103
Daily Practice
Today's Daily Quiz
A new practice quiz every day. Attempt it on the Thinkoraa student platform, then review your score and accuracy.
20 Questions
25 Minutes
Today's Quiz
My Result
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Today's Quiz
Cat Sprint 02 Nov 26
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Attempted Today
37.0/60
Top Score
21.0
Average Score
20 Q · 25 min
Format
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Previous 10 Days
Missed a day? Continue your practice with previous quizzes.
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Sun, 1 NovCat Sprint 04 Nov 26
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The daily quiz is a short practice set. A full-length mock test is a longer timed test that simulates the exam.
Know the Sections
The Three CAT Sections
CAT tests three sections. See what each one covers in the CAT guide, then use the daily quiz to practise topic by topic.
Why It Matters
Why Practise a Little Every Day?
Improve accuracy
Regular practice helps you spot careless mistakes and solve problems more precisely under time pressure.
Build speed
Daily exposure to timed questions makes formats familiar, so you spend less time decoding and more time solving.
Strengthen concepts
Short daily sets reinforce core topics without needing hours of study at a time.
Learn from mistakes
Reviewing the questions you got wrong shows exactly which topics need more revision.
Getting Started
How the CAT Daily Quiz Works
Open today's quiz
Check the topic, number of questions and time limit above.
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A free Thinkoraa student account is needed to attempt a quiz and save your score.
Attempt it on the student platform
Answer the questions within the time limit.
Review your score, answers and explanations
Check what you got right, wrong and skipped, read the explanations, then revise the topics that cost you marks.
Make It Count
How To Use The Daily Quiz In Your CAT Preparation
The daily quiz works best as a habit inside a bigger plan. Here is how to get the most out of it.
Attempt it timed
Finish within the time limit shown on the quiz. Practising under the clock is what builds exam speed.
Read every explanation
Go through the explanations for the questions you got right too. There may be a faster method.
Keep an error log
For each miss, note the topic and the reason: concept gap, calculation slip or misread question. Patterns show what to revise.
Pair it with mocks
The quiz builds daily topic habits. Sectional tests and full-length mocks test timing across the whole paper: try the free CAT mock tests.
New to CAT? Start with the CAT guide for the exam pattern, syllabus and important dates, then use the quiz to practise topic by topic.
FAQs
CAT Daily Quiz: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CAT Daily Quiz?+
A short, timed practice quiz that Thinkoraa publishes every day for CAT aspirants. Each quiz shows its own topic, number of questions and time limit, and after you submit you get your score and accuracy along with the answers and explanations.
Do I get answers and explanations after the quiz?+
Yes. After you submit, you can see the correct answers and explanations along with your score and accuracy, so you can learn from every question you missed.
Is the CAT Daily Quiz free?+
Yes. It is a free practice resource. You need a free Thinkoraa student account to attempt a quiz and save your score; you can read today's quiz details on this page without logging in.
How many questions and how much time does a quiz have?+
It depends on the quiz. The number of questions and the time limit are shown on today's quiz and on every quiz in the Previous 10 Days list.
Which topics does the daily quiz cover?+
The topic changes from day to day and is shown in the quiz title, for example a Quant topic, a verbal topic or a reasoning set. Use the Previous 10 Days list to practise topics you have missed.
What if I miss a day?+
Quizzes are not lost. The Previous 10 Days section lists the last ten published quizzes, and you can attempt any you have not done yet.
What is the difference between a daily quiz and a CAT mock test?+
A daily quiz is a short practice set on one topic. A full-length CAT mock test simulates the whole exam (three sections, 120 minutes) and is used to check your overall preparation and time management. Free CAT Mock Tests are available on Thinkoraa.
How should I use the daily quiz?+
Attempt the quiz, then spend a few minutes reviewing every answer you got wrong or skipped. Note the topics that cost you marks and revise them before the next quiz.
Is the daily quiz enough to prepare for CAT?+
No. Daily practice builds accuracy and speed on individual topics, but CAT preparation also needs full syllabus coverage, sectional tests and full-length mock tests. See the CAT guide for the syllabus and exam pattern.
How much time should I spend on the daily quiz?+
Plan for the quiz time limit shown on the quiz, plus about as much time again to read the answers and explanations and note your mistakes. The review is where most of the learning happens.
Is the daily quiz the same as the CAT exam?+
No. It is practice material to build accuracy and speed. It does not replicate the CAT exam and does not predict your CAT score or percentile.