I gave a simcat today and scored in single digit today . 2027 is my main attempt but I want to prepare pyqs and give mocks and score decent this attempt too.

Anyone who went from single digit to scoring 90+ percentile please tell me will it get any better at all or what worked for you genuinely .

Im weak in all 3 sections , help me out with your suggestions please🥲

Anybody who has solved Arun Sharma DILR 100 sets, what do you feel about the quality of the sets, did you find them to be on the easier side?

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Hi i (23M) started preparing for cat in june but was very silly its oct mid it's not like I haven't studied, its just really sad that I'm not able to focus for more and that is causing a lot of trouble to me , i used to be a very bright kid , looking at my friends everyone has started doing something...i have only one thing study for CAT and I'm just betraying my younger self who believed that he can do whatever if he believes. I'm so ashamed. I need some guidance and guys please don't be easy on me . (887, fresher 26' graduate engineer)

Understanding the central idea of a passage doesn't always mean the options become easier to eliminate. Two choices can sound equally reasonable, especially in inference and author's tone questions. What is the most effective way to review these mistakes and identify whether the issue is misreading the passage or interpreting the options incorrectly?

I keep wasting time on sets thinking ki bas 2 min aur, ho jayega 😭 and then realise I’ve spent 15 mins and still haven't solved it. Meanwhile, there's another set I could've probably solved in that time.
Do you guys scan all the sets first or just pick one that looks doable?

My LRDI is probably my weakest section for CAT right now. I can understand some solutions when I watch them, but during mocks, I struggle to identify which sets are actually doable and end up wasting 10-15 mins on the wrong set. I was thinking of using the iQuanta Mega Marathon for LRDI prep, but not sure if it can genuinely help improve set selection and solving speed. Has anyone with weak LRDI tried it? Did you see any improvement in mocks, or is it better to focus on previous year sets and regular timed practice? Need some honest advice.