Hi Shivani! Among the topics you have mentioned, Statements and Assumptions, Logical Deductions are definitely important. The other topics include:

Data Interpretation-

• Bar Graph

• Combination of Graphs

• Caselet

• Data Sufficiency

• Line Graph

• Pie Chart

• Tables, etc. 

Logical Reasoning–

• Assumptions

• Blood Relations

• Binary Logic

• Clocks and Calendars

• Constraint-based puzzles

• Data Arrangement

• Family Tree

• Matching Puzzles

• Proposition

• Statements

• Seating Arrangement

• Sets and Syllogism

• Venn Diagram, etc.

Since IIMs do not release official CAT syllabus, the topics have been derived based on past years' CAT exam anaysis. Even if you can't find some of the topics mentioned by you in the above-listed areas, there is no reason for you not to prepare/practice those topics. You can also go through last year's CAT question paper below to check the topics in each section.

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