How many questions should I solve (for quantitative aptitude) daily while preparing for the CAT?

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It would be better to solve atleast 3 sub-topics (for example,races in straight and circular tracks is a sub-topic under speed ,time and distance)a day and atleast 15 questions per each sub-topic to gain reasonable confidence.
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At least you are try to solve 25 problem per day with different models.you must and should concentrate more about quantitative and data interpretation part.
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