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The verbal sections of CAT and GMAT test language and comprehension skills but differ in structure and approach. CAT’s VARC section mainly focuses on Reading Comprehension and Verbal Ability, including para jumbles, summaries, and odd-sentence questions. The GMAT Verbal Reasoning section emphasizes Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning, with questions designed to assess understanding, analysis, and evaluation of arguments. CAT preparation therefore requires strong reading speed and comprehension, while GMAT preparation places greater emphasis on logical analysis of written information. Students comparing CAT Vs GMAT should understand these differences before planning preparation. GetExamInfo provides useful exam resources, practice materials, and coaching options for both exams.
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