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Complete Quant for CAT | 99.5%ile Mentor | PYQs | Shortcuts

Name: Complete Quant for CAT | 99.5%ile Mentor | PYQs | Shortcuts
Rating: 4.5 (331 reviews)

Most Comprehensive Quantitative Aptitude course for CAT covering basic to advanced level concepts + shortcuts & PYQs

Created byThe Quant Mentor

Last updated 6/2026

English

What you'll learn

You will learn all the following important aspects of Quantitative Aptitude in this course:
What is the complete syllabus for the Quantitative Aptitude (Quant) Section in CAT exam?
What are the relevant concepts (from scratch / from basics!) needed to solve the questions?
What are the possible question types of the concepts being discussed?
How to combine two or more concepts to solve CAT level questions?
What are the alternative approaches to solve the questions?
What are the most important tips & tricks for solving CAT level questions?
What are the most important tools needed to enhance your test taking skills?
How to ace the Quant section in CAT as well as other exams ?
How to learn math in an easy and fun way?
Which were the past 5 years' questions in the Quantitative Aptitude Section of the CAT exam?

Course content

36 sections • 756 lectures • 77h 41m total length

Discussing the Basics & Pre-requisites before starting7:08
Introduction to Numbers8:13
Even And Odd Numbers6:40
Prime, Composite & Perfect Numbers4:07
Types of Numbers.
The Real Number Line4:21
Converting recurring decimals to rational numbers6:41
Conversion of decimals to rational numbers
Comparison of Fractions4:39
Compare the following fractions
Factorials6:58
BODMAS3:05
Bodmas Test
Modulus, Greatest Integer and Least Integer Functions5:15
Modulus, Greatest Integer Function and Least Integer Function Quiz
Basics of HCF & LCM7:14
HCF & LCM
h,a,b property of LCM & HCF2:57
h,a,b property of LCM & HCF
LCM Models8:55
HCF Models5:47
LCM and HCF models
Divisibility 0111:37
Divisibility 0210:59
Divisibility Tests
Last Digit10:39
Applications of Last Digit Concept2:04
Last Two Digits15:57
Basics of Remainder Theorem11:53
Remainder Theorem Questions5:25
Chinese Remainder Theorem4:48
Wilson's Remainder Theorem3:42
Highest Power of Factorials - Prime Numbers8:31
Highest Power of Factorials - Composite Numbers5:47
Highest Power of Factorials - Number of Zeroes4:26
Understanding Base Systems16:07
Base Systems Continued13:18
Additional questions on Base Systems12:27

Ratios8:19
Ratios 28:55
Ratios 39:25
Proportion9:55
Proportion 29:16
Variation6:04
Variation 24:18
Partnerships7:15
Partnerships - 1 Question, 3 Methods !5:22
Percentage 018:35
Can Percentage be greater than 100 ?0:30
Percentage 027:53
Percentage 0310:18
Percentages 04 : (a + b + ab/100)15:08
Profit & Loss 019:23
Profit & Loss 0210:11
Profit & Loss 036:38
Profit & Loss 045:37
Profit & Loss 0510:27
Simple Interest 017:32
Simple Interest 026:56
Simple Interest 0310:04
Compound Interest 0110:27
Compound Interest 028:04
Compound Interest 0310:04
Averages 017:17
Averages 023:51
Weighted Averages 015:05
Weighted Averages 026:31
AM, GM & HM 015:16
AM, GM & HM 023:00
Mixtures & Alligations5:46
Alligations 029:02
Alligations 038:14
Dilution6:12
Dilution 024:19
Time Speed Distance basics8:46
Time Speed Distance Applications 016:41
Time Speed Distance Applications 026:39
Average Speed5:50
Average Speed 027:33
Relative Speed2:53
Trains Travelling in Parallel Tracks11:52
Linear Meets 0110:45
Linear Meets 0215:55
Circular Meets 017:36
Circular Meets 0214:28
Clocks- Introduction9:52
Clocks - Gaining & Losing Time2:33
Boats & Streams 015:33
Boats & Streams 024:54
Escalators 013:25
Escalators 026:06
Introduction to Time & Work0:54
Type 1 - Concept of Men x Days x Hours 018:15
Type 1 - Concept of Men x Days x Hours 028:53
Type 2 - Concept of Men working with different efficiencies12:55
Problems for Men/Pipes with different efficiencies 018:20
Problems for Men/Pipes with different efficiencies 0210:15
Type 3 - Combination of both Types 1 & 23:28
Type 3 - Combination of both Types 1 & 2 Part 025:02

Ratio Question 01 (Political Parties)5:11
Q. To form a government, a party or an alliance should have at least two-third majority. In the assembly, the strength of the ruling and opposition alliances is in ratio of 16 : 7. Three parties ABC, FGH and TUY formed the ruling alliance, while the opposition consisted of DEF and XYZ. Initially, the ratio of assembly members from ABC, FGH and TUY was 3: 8: 5 and that of DEF and XYZ was 13: 8. After a major political controversy, all alliances broke and a new government was formed. Now the ruling party consisted of DEF, FGH and TUY and it had 30 MLAs more than what was required to form two-third of the total assembly strength. Find the strength of the assembly.

A. 335

B. 345

C. 355

D. 365
Percentage + Ratios 013:32
Profit & Loss + Mixtures (3 Methods to Solve the Same Question!!!)5:56
Profit & Loss with Average based Deviations3:09
Profit & Loss with Alligations4:54
Q. A seller sells two diamonds of different sizes at different selling prices. The selling price of the larger diamond is more than the selling price of the smaller diamond. The seller makes 20% profit on selling the smaller diamond and 10% loss on selling the larger diamond. If he makes an overall loss of 1(9/11) % on selling the two diamonds. What is the ratio of the selling price of the larger diamond to the selling price of the smaller diamond?
A) 3:2 B) 2:1 C) 4:3 D) Data Insufficient
Mixtures 01 (3 Methods to Solve the Same Question!!!)5:51
Q. A laboratory has a tank containing 50 gallons of 60% salt solution in water. On heating it, water starts evaporating. How much water should evaporate such that the resultant solution contains 75% salt?

1) 5 gallons
2) 8 gallons
3) 10 gallons
4) 12 gallons
5) 15 gallons
Mixtures 023:53
Q. A milkman mixed 4 litres of water with 10 litres of milk. He boiled one fourth of this mixture till the water content, in it, halved. Then he added it to remaining mixture. What is the proportion of milk in the entire solution?
Mixtures & Alligations 032:36
A vessel having a capacity of 100 litrs contains a milk-water solution having 80% milk. The milkman asks his son to add a certain quantity of water to the vessel to reduce the concentration of milk to 60%. The son by mistake added the same quantity of pure milk to the vessel equal to the quantity of water he was asked to add. Realising his mistake he added twice the quantity of water he was asked to add initially. What was the final concentration of milk in the vessel?
SICI - Question 014:32
SICI - Question 023:14
SICI - Question 033:19
Time Speed Distance 01(with Arithmetic Progression Question)5:31
Time Speed Distance 02 - Linear Races8:00
Q. X and Y are running a race between points A and B. If both start from point A, X beats Y by 20 metres. If X starts 10m behind Y, who starts at point A, then X beats Y by 12m. What is the distance between points A and B (in metres)
Time Speed Distance 03 - Escalator Question3:52
A person walking down an escalator takes 26 steps and it takes him 30 seconds to reach the bottom. The same person while running takes 18 seconds and 34 steps to reach the bottom. How many visible steps are there on the escalator?
Time & Work Question (Man - Day - Hour Concept) 013:50
Time & Work Question 026:48
Time & Work Question 036:00
Time & Work Question 043:50
Pipes & Cisterns 013:31
Mixtures 043:05
Q. 3 liters of a mixture of A & B is mixed with 15 liters of another mixture of A & B. Due to this the concentration of A in the second mixture decreases by 10 percentage points. What is the difference between the concentration percentage of B in both the mixtures?

Polynomials & Basic Linear Equations 0112:14
Linear Equations Continued5:28
Simultaneous Linear Equations 0110:39
Simultaneous Linear Equations 023:28
Special Linear Equations3:18
Special Linear Equations Continued4:50
Quadratic Equations & Factorization8:41
Infinite Nested Radicals 0111:12
Infinite Nested Radicals 028:38
Quadratic Formula & Nature of Roots9:26
Applications of Quadratic Equations11:55
Applications of Nature of Roots of Quadratic Equations7:29
Basic Algebraic Expressions & Equations 014:47
Basic Algebraic Expressions & Equations 024:39
Remainder Theorem for Polynomials7:18
Applications of factorisation of Polynomials6:40
Algebraic Factorization10:16
Minimum value of (x + 1/x)3:44
Application of minimum value of (x + 1/x)1:54
Expansion of a³ + b³ + c³ - 3abc4:03
Application of a³ + b³ + c³ - 3abc4:40
Roots of any n'th degree polynomial3:27
Application of Roots of any n'th degree polynomial2:09
Inequalities9:54
Inequalities Continued5:16
Indices & Surds7:40
Quiz on Indices & Surds
Square Root of a Surd7:21
Understanding Logarithms14:10
Calculating Log Values & its application5:40
Problems on Logarithms 017:34
Problems on Logarithms 029:58
Cartesian Co-ordinate System4:34
The Distance Formula3:56
Equations of a Circle3:49
Section & Midpoint Formulae4:47
Section & Midpoint formulae Applications5:57
Understanding Slope8:05
Equations of a Line10:35
Equations of a Line continued0:59
Slopes between Multiple Lines6:49
Slopes between Multiple Lines 027:44
Distance Between points and / or lines6:39
Coordinate Geometry for Triangles7:19
Basics of Plotting a Graph9:02
Plotting of Graphs using Transpose11:37
Plotting of Graphs using Transpose continued3:40
Plotting of Inequalities5:42
Plotting of Inequalities continued3:06
Number of points with integer co-ordinates 017:52
Number of points with integer co-ordinates 028:56
Number of points with integer co-ordinates 037:23
26 Maximum or Minimum Value of Modulus Functions9:13
Maximum or Minimum value of Quadratic Functions7:22
Understanding the Basics of Functions8:20
Types of Functions & Important terms related to them9:55
Types of functions continued5:20
Application of Into / Onto4:11
Inverse of a Function & a Few Practice Problems8:11
Practice Problems Continued8:37
Nature of Graph12:29
Nature of Graph 023:31
Intersection of Lines and / or curves3:36
Intersection of Lines and / or curves 021:48
Understanding Arithmetic Progression13:09
Arithmetic Progressions Continued (AP)7:49
Understanding Geometric Progression (GP)7:11
Geometric Progressions Continued8:01
AP + GP7:33
Arithmetico - Geometric Series4:25
Arithmetico - Geometric Series 024:10
Sum of the first 'n' natural numbers9:15
Sum of first 'n' natural numbers 026:47
Sum of first 'n' natural numbers 036:58
Triangular Numbers 0111:27
Triangular Numbers 025:25
Miscellaneous Series10:35
Miscellaneous Series 029:31

Functions - Advanced Level Problem3:18
Series - Question 012:39
Series - Question 023:54
Q. A sequence, (An), is defined recursively as A1 = 2 and A(n+1) = An + 2*n for all n ≥ 1. Find A100
Series - Question 0311:23
Q. The sum of the reciprocal of the product of first three natural numbers, the reciprocal of the product of three consecutive natural numbers starting with 2, the reciprocal of the product of next three consecutive natural numbers starting with 3 and so on till the reciprocal of the product of (n -2)th, (n -1)th and nth natural numbers will be:
Algebraic Factorization 012:31
Logarithms 01 - Finding the value of 2^x + 3^y3:22
Maximum / Minimum Value of a Quadratic Equation2:15
Arithmetic Progression 013:34
Arithmetic Progression 024:10
Infinite GP based Question 012:51
Sum of first 'n' natural numbers 014:18

Basics of Point, Lines & Angles.12:42
Questions based on angles and Parallel Lines2:54
Basics of Triangles7:34
Triangle Inequality2:17
Types of Triangles5:09
Questions 016:18
Questions 023:46
The Theorem of Pythagoras6:19
Understanding Pythagorean triplets3:57
Applications of Pythagorean Triplets6:34
Understanding Similarity & Congruence10:51
Basic practice Questions to Understand Similarity & Congruence10:14
Questions based on Similarity 014:52
Questions based on Similarity 0222:53
Basic Proportionality Theorem (B.P.T)6:55
Special Points on a Triangle - Centroid & Orthocentre7:34
Special Points on a Triangle - Circumcentre & Incentre10:13
Special Triangles8:22
Area of Triangle 018:17
Area of Triangle 029:09
Area of an Isosceles Triangle2:26
Proportionality of the Area of Triangle12:25
Applications of the Area Proportionality9:11
Polygons10:42
Application of Sum of the Interior Angles2:10
Parallelograms17:06
Quadrilaterals6:43
Basic Applications of Properties of Quadrilaterals5:35
Introduction to Trigonometry14:23
Questions based on Trigonometric Ratios4:08
Trigonometric Ratios in Geometry8:46
Sine & Cosine Rules10:47
Heights & Distances 016:08
Heights & Distances 029:34
Heights & Distances 037:46
Basics of Circles13:54
Questions based on chords of the circle4:53
Tangents to the circle 017:29
Tangents 0212:44
Inscribed Angle Theorem & its applications10:27
Theorem on Chords of the circle9:29
Questions based on theorem on Chords of the circle12:47
Cyclic Quadrilaterals 016:06
Cyclic Quadrilaterals 024:20
Mensuration & 3D Geometry - Cuboids & Cubes 0114:04
Mensuration & 3D Geometry - Cuboids & Cubes 026:26
Mensuration & 3D Geometry - Prisms & Cylinders 018:23
Mensuration & 3D Geometry - Prisms & Cylinders 025:04
Mensuration & 3D Geometry - Pyramids & Cones 0112:40
Mensuration & 3D Geometry - Pyramids & Cones 025:15
Mensuration & 3D Geometry - Spheres & Hemispheres 015:29
Mensuration & 3D Geometry - Spheres & Hemispheres 024:18
Area of a Regular Polygon4:11

Requirements

Basic arithmetic knowledge of addition, subtraction, division and multiplication involving positive and negative numbers.

Description

(Note : Some parts are in Hindi. Please do not enrol if you have problem understanding Hindi).

(Warning: You might actually start liking Quant after this!!)
Some people fear Quant. Some fight it. Some love it. This course turns all three into one - the confident solver.

Whether you’re starting from scratch or sharpening for a 99+ percentile, this course rebuilds Quant from the ground up - visually, logically, and with zero rote learning. It’s not just a course. It’s how Quant should have been taught all along.

Why this is THE ONLY QUANT COURSE you’ll ever need :

All latest CAT PYQs covered — with detailed shortcut approaches and tricks.
Concepts explained from absolute scratch — perfect for beginners and refreshing for advanced aspirants.
Cutting-edge animations and visuals to make Quant crystal clear and unforgettable.
24×7 Doubt Solving — get your queries answered anytime through Udemy messages.
Weekly updates with new lectures, tests, and pro tips to keep your prep sharp.

This is THE ONLY COURSE where:

1. All latest CAT PYQs have been discussed and with shortcut approaches!
2. Concepts are discussed from scratch so even beginners will understand and enjoy the content!
3. Cutting edge animations have been used to explain the concepts!
4. 24x7 Doubt Solving on the message feature of Udemy.
5. Content is updated every week to add more lectures, tests or tips and tricks.

COURSE REVIEWS :

Gaurav P. ( Rating: 5.0 out of 5) - Hello instructor, you are a great teacher. I love your enthusiasm while teaching. It's like a revision course of all the math till grade 12. Although i am not preparing for CAT, but this course is helping in solving coding questions. I know some students are downgrading the rating mainly due to the use of little hindi language in course but don't be discouraged.
Tushar Sharma (Rating: 5.0 out of 5) - Would have directly purchased this course only.. My sectional scores are getting better from 18 to 33 ..
Rahul Sharma (Rating: 5.0 out of 5) - Pure bliss of quant
Sneha Mondal (Rating: 5.0 out of 5) - very helpful for concept builders!
Tanmay G. (Rating: 5.0 out of 5) - Preparing for CAT with no clear directions about the content of the test, I feel this is a comprehensive course to prepare for any kind of competitive exam involving Quant. The best part is if you simply move along the course you won't need to practice the questions separately, if you are short on time. Kudos to creator for taking so much pain to build this course!
Mehul Tulsani Rating: 5.0 out of 5 - Good teaching and good use of e.x.
Satyam Kumar (Rating: 5.0 out of 5) - the concept were totally from scratch in a short time the course deliver the best ever content in a such easy manner . it's literally adorable . kudos for the quant mentor
Snehdeep Chatterjee(Rating: 5.0 out of 5) - for a student who is a absolute beginner this course works like a charm
Shubham Mukherjee (Rating: 5.0 out of 5) - "Fantastic Course and perfect for Pre-Coaching Self-paced preparation. Hats Off to the Quant Mentor for putting in so much of efforts to present such an outstanding course".
Mukul Rastogi: (Rating: 5.0 out of 5)- "wow!!!"
Madhu (Rating: 5.0 out of 5) - till now super!
Abhinav K (Rating: 5.0 out of ) - good Job! explained the concepts very well
Arkojeet Bera (Rating: 5.0 out of 5) "Excellent teaching techniques and hilarious examples that i'll never forget?"
Manu Upadhyay : Rating: 5.0 out of 5 "Great learning content !!".
Onkar Singh : Rating: 5.0 out of 5 "IT's THE BEST"
Mudit Mathur : Rating: 5.0 out of 5 "Till here it was super easy to understand. A lot of school time memories came by!
Rakshit Sorathiya : Rating: 5.0 out of 5 "Very interesting and useful basics are covered from scratch that are very useful to solve bigger problems"

Who is this course for

If you’re preparing for CAT, you probably fall into one of these:

Absolute Beginner - find it tough to grasp Quant basics.
Intermediate Aspirant - know concepts but struggle to apply them.
Advanced Aspirant - can solve, but want faster, smarter shortcuts.

This course solves for all three levels.

How this course helps

Level 1 (For Beginners): Learn every concept from the ground up — deep, clear, and visual.
Level 2 (For Intermediates): Get tons of solved examples and learn how concepts combine in real CAT problems.
Level 3 (For Advanced): Master time-saving shortcuts, alternative approaches, and the lateral thinking CAT demands.

After completing this course, you’ll be equipped with:

Conceptual clarity
Shortcut mastery
Exam-ready confidence

And new practice sets and previous-year CAT questions are added regularly to keep your prep current.

Also Ideal for aspirants of

Undergraduate Tests: NPAT, IPM, CLAT, DU-JAT, LAW CET, AILET
Postgraduate Tests: CAT, XAT, NMAT, SNAP, MBA-CET, MAT, ATMA, CMAT, TISS, GATE
Study-Abroad Exams: SAT, GRE, GMAT
Govt & Competitive Exams: SSC CGL, Bank PO, IBPS, RRB, Campus Placements

From the Instructor

With over 10 years of mentoring experience and multiple 99 percentile scores, I’ve poured my teaching philosophy into this course — to make Quant not just understandable but genuinely enjoyable.

You can message me anytime for even your smallest doubts — I’ll personally help you out.

So whether you’re chasing your dream B-school or finally ready to conquer numbers once and for all,
this course is your ultimate Quant companion.

Good Luck and Happy Learning.

(Note : Some parts are in Hindi. Please do not enrol if you have problem understanding Hindi).

Who this course is for:

Beginner level CAT aspirants who want a holistic understanding of the Quantitative Aptitude section of CAT exam.
Intermediate level CAT aspirants who wish to be familiar with advanced concepts & questions related to Quantitative Aptitude section of CAT exam.
Advanced / Expert level CAT aspirants who wish to learn time saving tips & tricks or shortcuts for the Quantitative Aptitude section of CAT exam.

Complete Quant for CAT | 99.5%ile Mentor | PYQs | Shortcuts

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Introduction to Numbers29 lectures • 3hr 40min

Additional Practice Questions (Solved) - Module 015 lectures • 14min

Practise Questions Tests based on Numbers1 lecture • 14min

Introduction to Arithmetic61 lectures • 7hr 41min

Additional Practice Questions (Solved) - Module 02.20 lectures • 1hr 31min

Algebra77 lectures • 9hr 2min

Old is Gold !2 lectures • 28min

Additional Practice Questions (Solved) - Module 0311 lectures • 44min

Geometry53 lectures • 7hr 13min

Old is Gold ! - Geometry1 lecture • 2min

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