Coordinate Geometry is an important topic in CAT Quantitative Aptitude. Questions may involve finding the distance between two points, calculating a slope or using the equation of a line. Although these concepts have straightforward formulas, choosing the right one can be difficult when a question includes several conditions or a diagram.
The following videos from MBA Wallah cover Coordinate Geometry basics, line equations, CAT previous-year questions and Geometry revision. You can use them to understand the concepts, practise different question types and revise important formulas before attempting timed practice.
This lesson explains four common forms of a straight-line equation: slope-intercept, point-slope, two-point and intercept forms. It also covers how to identify equations of parallel and perpendicular lines through examples and practice questions.
The lesson includes CAT previous-year questions and additional problems to help you apply these concepts. If you know the formulas but struggle to decide which one to use, practise the examples and note how each question gives you the information needed to solve it.
This lesson introduces the coordinate plane, axes and four quadrants before moving to the distance formula, slope and section formula. Visual explanations help you understand how points are positioned and how these concepts are used in calculations.
The video also includes CAT previous-year questions and practice problems. It is a useful starting point if you are new to Coordinate Geometry or need to revise the basics before moving on to line equations and more challenging questions.
This CAT Essentials lesson revisits the coordinate plane, distance between points, slope and line equations. It connects the basic concepts so that you can understand how they work together in Quantitative Aptitude questions.
Use this video for a quick review before practising questions on individual concepts. It can also help you identify which formulas you need to revise before moving to mixed practice sets.
This lesson focuses on Geometry revision for CAT, covering lines and angles, parallel lines, triangle properties, triangle inequalities and right-angled triangles. It uses diagrams and CAT-style problems to show how these properties can be applied while solving questions.
Although the session covers Geometry more broadly than Coordinate Geometry, it can help you revise related concepts during your Quantitative Aptitude preparation. Watch it closer to your mock tests or during final revision to refresh important properties and practise applying them to diagrams.
These four PW videos cover Coordinate Geometry from the basics to line equations and quick Geometry revision. Start with the introductory lesson if you need to strengthen your fundamentals, then practise line equations and revisit the concepts you find difficult.
For additional practice, solve questions from CAT previous-year question papers. Check your mistakes after each practice session and revise the relevant formulas. This will help you understand where you need more practice and approach Coordinate Geometry questions with greater confidence.
