| Feature | Arun Sharma (10th) | R.S. Aggarwal | Sarvesh Verma | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Conceptual clarity + Speed | Academic/Competitive exams | High-level logical math | | Difficulty Curve | Gradual (LOD 1 to 3) | Steep jumps | Very steep | | Best for CAT? | Yes (Ideal) | No (Overkill on arithmetic) | Yes (Only for advanced) | | Tricks/Shortcuts | Excellent (Mentor series) | Basic | Complex |
A: It covers Quantitative Aptitude (QA) and Data Interpretation (DI) perfectly. It does not cover Verbal Ability (VARC) or Logical Reasoning (LR) outside of DI. You need a separate book for VARC (e.g., Arun Sharma’s Verbal Ability or Word Power Made Easy). Arun Sharma Cat Quantitative Aptitude 10th Edition Pdf
Arun Sharma’s 10th edition remains the gold standard for 90% of aspirants. Use Sarvesh Verma only if you finish all LOD 3 of Arun Sharma and still want torture... I mean, challenge. Part 5: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q1: Can I prepare for CAT Quant using only the 10th Edition PDF and no coaching? A: Yes. Thousands of self-taught IIM students have done this. However, you must supplement the PDF with online video explanations (YouTube) for doubts, plus a mock test series (like TIME, IMS, or Cracku) because the PDF cannot simulate exam pressure. | Feature | Arun Sharma (10th) | R
Remember: The book is a tool. A hammer doesn't build a house—the carpenter does. Arun Sharma gives you the problems, but your discipline, daily practice, and mock analysis will determine your CAT percentile. It does not cover Verbal Ability (VARC) or