How many Reading Comprehension questions come in CAT?

Reading Comprehension is part of the Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension section (24 questions in the section). Its share varies by paper; our tests give 16 per test so one topic is drilled at a time.

Are the CAT Reading Comprehension questions free?

The first Reading Comprehension test is free, with solutions. Later tests come with any CAT pass or ₹9 each.

How should I practise Reading Comprehension for CAT?

Take one timed test, read every solution (right answers included), note the method you missed, then take the next test two days later. Compare with your Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension score in a full mock to see if the topic still costs marks.

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Reading Comprehension questions for CAT

16 Reading Comprehension questions for CAT 2026, in 1 timed test of about 28 minutes, each with solutions. Reading Comprehension sits in the Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension section. The first test is free.

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FAQ

How many Reading Comprehension questions come in CAT?: Reading Comprehension is part of the Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension section (24 questions in the section). Its share varies by paper; our tests give 16 per test so one topic is drilled at a time.
Are the CAT Reading Comprehension questions free?: The first Reading Comprehension test is free, with solutions. Later tests come with any CAT pass or ₹9 each.
How should I practise Reading Comprehension for CAT?: Take one timed test, read every solution (right answers included), note the method you missed, then take the next test two days later. Compare with your Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension score in a full mock to see if the topic still costs marks.