CAT Coaching Fees 2025: Online & Offline Course Charges, Best Institutes & Crash Courses

CAT Coaching Fees 2025: Online & Offline Course Charges, Best Institutes & Crash Courses

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Team Careers360Updated on 26 Jun 2025, 11:09 AM IST

Over 2 lakh aspirants appear for the CAT examination every year. With a low acceptance rate from the top Bschools, the competition among the candidates stays at its peak. To have a robust level of preparation and stay ahead of the competition, candidates seek coaching and guidance from various CAT coaching institutes nationwide. CAT coaching is available both online and offline. CAT coaching fees in India range from Rs. 3000 to Rs. 70,000 based on the institute. The charges for CAT coaching fees for both modes are different. CAT online coaching fees come around Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 42,000. This article provides in-depth details about CAT coaching fees for various modes.

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  1. CAT Coaching Fees of Top MBA Coaching Institutes
  2. CAT Coaching Fees for CAT Crash Course
  3. CAT Online Coaching Fees
CAT Coaching Fees 2025: Online & Offline Course Charges, Best Institutes & Crash Courses
CAT Coaching Fees of Top Coaching Institutes

CAT Coaching Fees of Top MBA Coaching Institutes

The CAT coaching fees vary from place to place, institute to institute, depending on several factors like duration of the CAT course, attending mode an aspirant opts for, etc. All these factors combined decide the CAT coaching fees a candidate will have to pay. The CAT coaching fees for different modes of different institutes are listed in the table below.

Name of the Institute

Mode of CAT Coaching

CAT coaching Fees in India (Rs.)

BYJU’s

Online

3,000

TIME

Online and Offline

  • Online: 41,940
  • TIME CAT coaching fees offline: 72,000

CAT King

Online

24,999

Physics Wallah

Online

6,000

Unacademy

Online

22,550

iQuanta

Online

27,899

IMS CAT coaching fees

Online

25,450

Career Launcher

Online and Offline

  • Online: 37,499
  • Offline: 70,000

Check out: Best CAT Coaching Institute In India With Fees Structure: Top CAT Classes, Tutorials

CAT Coaching Fees for CAT Crash Course

With the clock ticking, the time left for the CAT preparation gets less and less. Candidates who still haven’t had their preparation completed or have not even started in some cases. Working professionals crash courses can prove to be very helpful. These CAT crash courses are designed to cover the syllabus at an ultra-fast pace without leaving behind any important topic or concept.

Several CAT coaching institutes offer different CAT crash courses to the candidates as per the time remaining for the CAT 2025. The details for the CAT crash courses are provided in the table below.

CAT Online Coaching Fees

Name of the Institute

Mode of the CAT crash course

CAT coaching fees for Crash Courses (Rs.)

TIME

Online

35,000 to 38,000

Unacademy

Online

10,250

IIM Skills

Online

41,000

Hitbulls Eye

Online

14,999

iQuanta

Online

13,499

Cracku

Online

15,000

2IIM

Online

16,000

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: How much is the fee for a CAT?
A:

The CAT application fee for the unreserved category is Rs 2500/-, and for the reserved category, the application fee is Rs 1250/-.

Q: How much is the fee for a CAT?
A:

The CAT application fee for the unreserved category is Rs 2500/-, and for the reserved category, the application fee is Rs 1250/-.

Q: What are the average CAT coaching fees?
A:

The CAT coaching fees vary from institute to institute depending on the type of CAT course and attending mode for the same. Generally, the CAT coaching fees start from a mere Rs. 3,000 to 4,000 to exceed above Rs. 70,000. The CAT coaching fee is generally lower for the online mode as compared to the offline mode.

Q: How much does it cost to study for the CAT exam?
A:

The cost of studying for the CAT exam ranges from a few thousand rupees to a few lakhs depending on the facilities like coaching, study material, mock tests, personal guidance sessions, etc availed by an aspirant. Candidates relying on self-study and free CAT resources available can also perform very well in the CAT exam.

Q: How many attempts for a CAT?
A:

There is no restriction on the number of attempts that a candidate has for the CAT exams. That means a candidate can give as many attempts as they want for the CAT exam. To get admission through CAT a candidate must qualify for the CAT cutoff required by the college.

Q: How much is the CAT exam fee?
A:

The CAT exam fee is Rs. 2400 for candidates of the General and OBC categories. For SC, ST, and PWD category candidates the CAT exam fee is Rs. 1200. The CAT exam fee is to be paid online via credit/debit card, net banking, and UPI.

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CAT scores are valid in many private universities including KL University, but always check the year’s admission notification.

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