QA 1000

Absolutely. QA1000 is not just enough — it is everything you need. The course covers the entire CAT QA syllabus end to end: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Modern Maths and Number System — built from the ground up through structured recorded lectures, graded practice sets, PYQs, module and sectional tests, and live doubt-solving sessions. Every concept you will ever need for CAT QA is inside this course.

Yes, the course is designed to start from the basics and build up to advanced CAT-level problem solving. If your QA foundation is weak, the course begins exactly at the right level. You do not need to be strong in Maths to join,  you need to be willing to work through it systematically.

QA1000 is organised into five modules covering the full QA syllabus: Arithmetic (Module 1), then Number System (Module 2), Algebra (Module 3),  Geometry (Module 4) and Modern Maths (Module 5). Each topic has recorded lectures covering the concept, followed by categorised practice, Basic and Advanced. Module Tests and Sectional Tests are built in at appropriate stages. Live sessions provide an additional layer of workshop-level practice and doubt-solving.

The course covers the complete QA syllabus including: Arithmetic (Percentages, SI/CI, Profit & Loss, Averages, Ratios, Mixtures, Time & Work, Time Speed Distance), Number System (Classification, Divisibility, LCM/HCF, Factors, Remainders, Factorials), Algebra (Polynomials, Linear and Quadratic Equations, Inequalities, Logarithms, Functions, Series, Coordinate Geometry), Geometry (Lines, Triangles, Quadrilaterals, Polygons, Circles, Mensuration, Trigonometry), and Modern Maths (Permutation & Combination, Probability, Set Theory).

There are 80+ recorded lectures in total. These cover every concept from basics to advanced across all modules. The lectures are structured so that each topic builds on what came before.

GP's Jugaad is a curated set of GP Sir's smart approaches and shortcuts for solving CAT QA questions efficiently. It covers all CAT papers since 2017 and is included as a complimentary part of QA1000. These tricks are built on solid concept understanding, they are not random hacks, but intelligent applications of the concepts taught in the course.

QA1000 includes 2000+ handpicked questions, categorised as In Class, Post Class, and PYQs. Practice is further split into Basic and Advanced difficulty levels so that students can build confidence before tackling harder problems.

The course includes a structured testing system:

1. 8 Module Tests: 3 Arithmetic, 1 Numbers, 2 Algebra, 2 Geometry, and 1 Others — each with video solutions
2. 5 Full Sectional Tests to simulate the actual CAT QA section

QA1000 includes 12 scheduled live sessions in the form of Workshops and Doubt Solving. These sessions are designed to:

1. Work through higher-difficulty workshop problems alongside students
2. Address broad doubts that come up across the student cohort
3. Provide exam strategy and problem-solving guidance at specific stages of preparation

The Telegram group is for peer discussions, sharing problem-solving approaches, and receiving course updates. It is a student community, not a one-on-one doubt-solving service. Active participation in the group can be genuinely useful for clearing doubts through peer learning. After September, at least 5 questions are shared in the Telegram group for practice.

QA1000 2026 launches on 4th May 2026. The course is delivered in five modules through June 2026. The course remains valid till 31 March 2027, giving students sufficient time to revise, re-attempt tests, and revisit lectures as they progress closer to the exam.

Yes. Since the primary delivery is through recorded lectures, you can watch at your own pace and schedule. However, it is advisable to follow the phase structure, moving through Arithmetic before jumping to Geometry, for example, because the concepts build on each other. Falling significantly behind the live session schedule may also mean you miss the relevant doubt-solving sessions.

Yes. The course is designed for CAT but the QA syllabus for XAT, NMAT, and SNAP overlaps significantly with CAT. Students preparing for any MBA entrance exam will find the content directly applicable.

Yes. The recorded format makes it manageable for working professionals who cannot attend fixed-time classes. Repeaters will benefit from the structured approach to revisit and solidify concepts where they have gaps. Whether you are a first-timer, a repeater, or a working professional, the value lies in the structure and the depth the course provides.

Before joining, understand that QA1000 is a structured, self-driven course. It requires consistent effort across all five modules. If you commit to the recorded lectures, the practice, and the tests, and use the live sessions and Telegram group to supplement your learning, the course is designed to take you from wherever you are to CAT-ready