How should Non-Engineers and students weak at Maths prepare for CAT's Quant section? 

too high words beta.. :) thank you though.. I try to help.. that's it..

No sir really we have lot fear about maths his words are right . Thanks sir we are respect you ❤​@@PerennialLearner

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Well, either your QA is not as weak as you think it is... or you are making a big blunder by trying to cover everything.. because I have never seen a student in my life who was truly weak at Maths and who could actually cover everything in just 3 months.. that's practically impossible.. the LOD I of all the topics of QA is basically CBSE 8-10 level.. so you are telling me that what you could not do in 1.5 years back in school, you will do now in 2 weeks.. successfully.. it makes no sense to me beta.. the only case in which I see it working is - if your Maths is actually good but you have a psychological barrier and you think that it is bad.. I have taught a few such students in past... and it became clear to me in just 2-3 classes that their Maths was not bad, they just thought so... Once again.. you need to be objective.. if you are one of those students that I have talked about above, then it's ok, your plan is good and will work well.. but if your Maths is actually weak.. then I don't see how you can cover 1.5 years worth of stuff in just 2 weeks... you should give yourself more time.. and should try to avoid certain things even in Arithmetic... PS: I have no idea which category you belong to.. so I have given you just my analysis.. be objective and choose wisely..

hello beta.. alright.. to bata.. is there anything you want to ask?

bro kaisa hua exam

han han beta... it would be a good idea..

well.. i think we had a word on Telegram kiddo.. so not replying here again.. :)

ye same question abhi 2 din pele kisi to bachhe ne poocha tha.. I will give you the exact same reply jo maine usko diya tha beta.. studentsko lagta hai ke books and material matter karte hain beta ji... :) but that is a myth.. You also used the same NCERT books that an IITian used in school.. but one person reached IIT and another got weak at Maths.. why?? Because the book doesn't matter.. what matters is how you use it... if you are going to focus on theory and not practice enough.. then all books are useless.. If you are going to improve your calculations first.. then spend very little time on theory and then practice a lot.. A LOT.. without jumping to the answer key every time you get stuck.. then the same NCERT is good enough for you to master Maths.. any book is good then.. So.. don't focus on the material.. focus on the right practices..

as far as which chapter are concerned, if you are so weak at Maths that you want to start with NCERT, then you should start with 7th standard NCERT and go up to 9th.. that's it... and you should do all chapters related to Numbers, Arithmetic and Simple Equations..

@@PerennialLearner thank you so much sir for response 🥹 means a lot 🥹✨

thank you for the kind words bachhe.. now.. beta ji.. the biggest mistake you can do while preparing for CAT is targeting a particular college. There are so many students I know who could have easily reached IIM K,L or I but in their greed for IIM A or FMS, slipped down heavily and are not even in a top 25 college today.. CAT is a test that is best aced by those who know themselves and prepare realistically... those who aim blindly always make mistakes (because the pattern changes ever year) and pickup negative marks.. Coming to preparation.. well, there is nothing new I have tell you for the time being.. there are 4 videos I have made (1 o QA, 1 on LR and 2 on VARC), watch them..and if you have any questions left even after that.. message me.. :)

Hello brother i am just giving my first cma inter attempt but i think i will not make it , feeling demotivated , can you please share your experience

@@IGNWORLDWIDE revide revise revise, solve ppq all institute questions and have positive attitude.... There are many who just study what is to be studied and still make it... Be smart prepare smart.. Prepare such that you don't have to look on last day your pile of books.. Try to compile in one book. All the best.

​@@thereviewerboy1588did you crack CAT brother

​@@IGNWORLDWIDEHii abhi aap kya kr rhe ho cma ya MBA?

you should not target any percentile kiddo... if you ask you to target 99 even though your maximum potential itself is 95, will you give up on the exam? Or if I ask you to target 90 even though your potential is 99, will you not score 99 and say - I will only score 90 because sir has asked me to? No, right? Then why do you want to target a score? Your job is to study and study well.. prepare and prepare well.. and then after a year of preparation you can see how much you get. That's it.

nope nope nope.. Arun Sharma is a very high level book that assumes you are already comfortable with Maths... it has almost no theory and all the formulae are given without any derivation because the book assumes that you will be able to derive them yourself.. So, you shouldn't use Arun Sharma at all.. stick to Sarvesh Verma or Nishit Sinha.. that will be better..

well.. bachhe.. drop me a message on Telegram with your profile and your city.. I will see if I can be of any help

I am assuming that you are planning to appear for CAT in 2024 mere bachhe.. Now, assuming that.. yes, 2 years will be more than enough.. but please do not make the mistake that most non-engineering students make.. they focus on Quants so damn much that they forget eventually they have to pull their marks using Verbal. After all, you can't and you shouldn't compete with an IITian in the quants section.. that strategy is bound to backfire.. so it's alright as long as you can do just decent in the Quants section.. because there is the verbal section to score high in.. but 90% of the students figure this out in the month of Oct.. that though their Quant has become average now, because they never focused on Verbal, even their Verbal has remained average (while it should have been excellent) and then they start panicking because they overall scores remain low inspire of so much of hard work.. don't make that mistake.. everything else will be fine.. there is enough time..

Same maina bhi chor dia ca foundation

Hi, I'm in 2nd year of college now and want to start preparing for CAT . I have to continue the college studies and also there are no coaching institutes for CAT nearby . Can you suggest me how should I start my preparation??

mmmm.. I am not sure what exactly it is that you are trying to say here bachhe... elaborate a little..

@@PerennialLearner I think he is talking about numbr systm tht his teacher told him tht Numbr system is base and he is unable to solve it.

@@Vermashivani28 hmmm.. maybe.. still, I would like him to clarify it a little and then answer :)

dekho mere bachhe.. in my 6 years as teacher I have seen countless 'smart' 'super intelligent' students perform poorly in this test.. while a lot of so called 'weak' students did well and sometimes extremely well.. CAT is a marathon.. and only those who consistently put in the hard work do well in the end.. trust me.. 70% of those smart kids in your batch will not have the discipline or motivation or put in consistent hard work.. some will stop after 2 weeks, some after 2 months and then all will wake up in the month of October realising that CAT is too close and they have wasted too much of their time.. If you can be different.. if you can just be among those who do not sleep or stop working hard after 2 months.. if you can be one of those who do not take any break.. most students will study for 2 weeks, then take a break of 2 weeks, then study again for 2 weeks and then take break again.. if you can be the consistent one, then you will do it.. trust me..

yes, kid, you do... it doesn't matter how much you need to score.. those who reach good colleges don't ask me 'kitna laana hai'.. they study and see how far they can reach.. if I tell you you need 98 but your potential is 99.9, will you not score it and limit yourself to 98??? if I tell you you need 99 but your potential is 95, will you give up or screw your test in the greed for extra 4 percentile?? So, don't ask this question.. the question is useless for all practical matters.. study and see how much you can improve, how far you can go.. that's it..

The drop will be absolutely no problem beta... as long as you get a good score.. nobody will ask much on this.. so don't worry and prepare well..

han ji beta... you can... this video was made for students like you only.. Also, don't become maths obsessed.. you have to make VARC your strength.. and pull your score up via that section.. so, maintain a balance..

Same question

dekho beta... bachhon ko lagta hai ke books and material matter karte hain... :) which is a myth.. You also used the same NCERT books that an IITian used in school.. but one person reached IIT and another got weak at Maths.. why?? Because the book doesn't matter.. what matters is how you use it... if you are going to focus on theory and not practice enough.. then all books are useless.. If you are going to improve your calculations first.. then spend very little time on theory and then practice a lot.. A LOT.. without jumping to the answer key every time you get stuck.. then the same NCERT is good enough for you to master Maths.. any book is good then.. So.. don't worry about the material.. and focus on the right practices..

@@ashvatthaama Thank you so much sir for replying and to clear my doubt. Right now I am in 2nd year of my graduation and wanted information regarding it. When I'll start preparing for CAT I'll exactly do as you said. I will practice alot. Once again thank you so much sir 🙏🏻🙇‍♀️

7th se beta... you can use NCERT or Sarvesh Verma directly.. that doesn't matter.. which book you use is less important, how you use that book is more important mere bachhe... It's important to spend time with questions and think over them.. if you don't do that and just try to complete the syllabus, then it doesn't matter how many and which all books you complete, Maths will still evade you...

thank you kiddo... :)

yes yes.. they are... for theory, they do help... I usually don't recommend them, however, because most students who think of using them are those who struggle with maths.. and I always feel that when something didn't work the last time, why would it work this time.. so, I ask students to try something different instead... But if you keep this tiny concern aside, those books are great to start with..

same to same problem bro

@@krishna_saini3241 I have almost decided to prepare for CAT bro

@@NoBSGameZone also my final decision 🤝

@@krishna_saini3241 but there is a recession in market this year so do you know about that thing? If so the pls tell

hmmm.. so when exactly did you complete your 12th beta..?? it depends on that..

Sir plzzz reply

​@@kirtimishra7715 I will give you last year's stats kiddo.. in CAT 2023 (which is considered to have the toughest QA section ever) there were 8 questions from Arithmetic in the QA section (quite low, I know.. the lowest in the last 10 years for that matter) but you needed a score of just 20 to score 95%ile.. which means if someone had solved just 7 out of those 8 questions (only Arithmetic and nothing else) then that person would've scored 95%ile in the QA section.. So, yes, it is very much relevant for CAT 2024 as well... But yes, then your Arithmetic should be super strong.. because we are talking about solving 7 out of 8 questions in the paper.. which means you will have to solve the tough questions as well...

happy I could be of any help beta.. well, 6th standard is fine and good but more than the book, the way you work with it matters.. don't be theory oriented, don't try to mug up methods or formulae and don't try to divide questions into specific 'types'... that will make your job harder but only then can you improve maths.. otherwise.. book to tumne school me bhi use ki hi thi beta.. koi faayda hua tha.. nahi na? To is baar.. alag tarike se use karna us book ko..

@@PerennialLearner Thank you so much Sir for replying I will work in that way surely 🙏

I will beta.. within next 7 days..

Toh Bhai bhu me kasa hogaya itna sab weak tha toh?

@@Rick2k25 I m from commerce background bro Bo bahut strong he🌟🌟ab ye to education system ka fault he ki mba jaise course me ye log commerce ki jagah ye sub puchte he

​Hey so, are you preparing for cat rightnow. Lemme know plz. I'm a bcom student from mgkvp. Currently I'm in 2nd year. I want to start my prep but i have no idea how and where to start😭@@adarshtiwari1844

Hey bro..... Is your quants improved now ?

Go for elitesgrid

​@@purpleblissxbts9015hey buddy I'm from elites grid institution but honestly saying if you are weak at mathematics then it might not be a good option for you but before joining EG you need to learn how to do basic maths problems atleast

@@iimAkash ok thanks! Can you please share your experience with elitesgrid I'm planning to join it

@@purpleblissxbts9015 sry for late response I don't actually use RU-vid a lot so I couldn't saw yours reply! So for me EG is a great platform it provides you a lot of SOURCES and TEST sessions and compared to its fee structure they do justice for each and every penny of ours ! Here is my experience from 3 subjects from EG Quants : hunny sir is so popular for quants in CAT coaching world.for me he explains every small thing in a very detailed way and no doubt he is a very good teacher but the only problem if you are not good at quant basics then I don't think he is perfect for you because sometimes he skips the basic part he might think that we are all already know about those basics parts but some times we don't!! LRDI : gaurav sir detailing in teaching is ultimate 🔥 everyone thinks LRDI is a typical subject and not so easy to understand the questions .but gaurav sir taught us to treat them as a brain iq games under his mentorship I never felt that lrdi is a hard topic. but the only thing I don't like from him is most of the time when students ask him about something they didn't understand instead of clearing those doubts he made jokes about them like "go and sleeps" "why are you preparing for cat"like these apart from that he is very good VARC : generally we don't need a mentor to this subject . we can prepare for RCs and VA from the internet.but shazahar sir gives us very effective tips while solving RC questions.he teaches different types of RCs and strategies to eliminate unrelated options.but shazahar sir is so friendly compared to other teachers.sometimes you feel overwhelmed while listening to other two classes .but you always feel engaged in VARC classes because of his way of talking. Finally,it's a great experience for me to be in ELITES GRID That's one of the best decisions which I took considering CAT preparation Go for it 👍 If you got any other doubts DM me in Instagram (id:akash_ruok(no profile ))u

yes, it will beta... but then... you require tremendous amount of practice.. and you need to very very strongly work on your oral calculations.. if you do that... just Arithmetic is enough...

@@PerennialLearner Thank you Sir, I am glad that I got a reply from you end. One last thing I want to add how many hour of daily quant practice is required. Please suggest sir.

@@SouravDas-ih2db ye to question aana hi nahi chahiye mere bachhe.. if you really want to do good.. then all 100% of your time in the day between now and the exam (or at least 90%) should be reserved for preparation.. and in that.. at least 50% for Quants..

@@PerennialLearner Thank you very much sir for your Valuable time and information ☺️. Actually I am preparing for NMAT by my own so there is no one who can help me with the doubts, Even I have commented on many channels but no one replied. I am happy that you helped me Sir. I will give my 100% towards my studies to crack the NMAT. Once again Thank you for your help.

@@SouravDas-ih2db it's alright beta... work hard.. do well... :)

you can beta... nothing wrong in that and college bhi mil jaayeg agar score kaafi achha aaya to.. but kitna prepare karega exams ke liye?? Job kyo avoid kar raha hai.. 1-2 saal job kar le.. exams to uske baad bhi diye ja sakte hain...

and yet, today the answer key came out and all the percentile predictors predict that to score 90 percentile you needed to solve only 5 questions in QA, while there were around 7-9 Arithmetic questions in the paper.. :) This is the simple thing students don't understand beta.. no matter how the paper is, Arithmetic will always be enough to score 90-95 percentile in CAT's QA... Students see the paper and start counting questions instead of simply saying - let me solve just the Arithmetic questions instead of trying to judge the paper.. without panicking in the paper if any student even this year had solved only the Arithmetic portion completely, that student would've got 92-94 percentile for sure.. but students started counting questions, panicked and majority did not solve even 3-4 questions correctly..

Quantitative Aptitude by R S Agarwal bachhe... but that won't be enough for CAT.. it's good for building your basics... but after that, you have to move to a higher level book.. :)

Bachhe.. every year the quality of mock changes from institute to institute.. so ideally this question should be asked in June.. but still.. two of TIME/IMS/CL/CRACKU would be there in the list

beta Maine naam gaat like diya tha board par.. name of the author is Ashu Jain.. Willey's Publication

IPMAT (Indore) has two sections of Quants beta.. for one of them, yes, it is relevant.. but then there is the second one as well.. for that, it is not.. for that we need higher maths as well.. which requires extra preparation over and above what I have talked about in this video..

I will try mere bachhe.. unfortunately, I have a speaking disorder which means I have limited amount of time to speak.. so, I can't make videos very regularly.. :)

well, there is only thing to do beta.. get a good CAT score.. that's it.. there are certain colleges which won't give you call no matter what (IIM A, B and Indore for example) but then there are many more which will.. given that score very very well in CAT... so, focus on that.. and things will be fine..

beta ji.. I have seen too many kids wasting their life for UPSC and Bank PO, so my suggestion will be to stay away from these two exams as they have a very very low success rate which makes way more tough than any other exam in the country, including CAT. Now, don't run after FMS either.. you will get a bank loan easily.. I have done my MBA on loan.. all my students have done theirs on loan.. and you don't give a damn about that loan 3 years after your MBA when you are making 1.2-1.5 lakhs per month.. So.. first of all.. decide what you are going to do.. if it's CAT, stay open for all good colleges and do not target only FMS or ABC or other colleges that are blindly targeted by other people in the country.. if you think you can work like that.. message me, I will tell you how you should proceed.. But first, think and decide.. properly.

well, you can.. but your options will be few at 90 (there will be some though).. you need 93-95 in order to have good number of options beta... and you have one whole year in your hands, so you can definitely do it..

the link to the book is in the description of the video beta.. that one..

this question always confuses me hehe.. isn't that what the whole video is about beta?? What else can I tell you that I have not in the 12 minutes above??

well, beta, you can surely reach an IIM.. not old though, but some new and baby IIMs are possible for sure.. but you will have to work hard, develop your communication skills a lot and score at least 95 percentile in CAT. That's it.. do well mere bachhe.. and happy new year.. :)

beta ji.. that's a very very generic question.. how do I answer it here.. I have made 4 videos just to answer that question and their combined length is 40 minutes.. I have said everything in them that can be said on a generic level.. watch them first, they will answer your question.. If you have any question left even after that, you can ask me here or on Telegram.. I will definitely answer your question..

don't worry kiddo.. these 2 years won't matter at all.. nobody will even ask any question on it.. a lot of institutes will try to scare you and say that it will be a huge deal.. don't listen to them.. they will try to sell you some certificate course right after it.. as far as 12th scores are concerned, yes, they matter.. but all you have to do to compensate for them is score 1 percentile extra in CAT.. that's it.. done.. so, yes, you can get calls from good b-schools as long as you score well in CAT..

syllabus to complete karna hi nahi hai.. that's what I have told in the video beta.. You only need Arithmetic to be able to score 90+ percentile in CAT's QA.. and 8 months are more than enough to complete Arithmetic and Algebra to be honest.. which means enough coverage to score 98 percentile in CAT's QA.. so yes, you have enough time mere bachhe..

bachhe.. that means your Arithmetic is still very weak.. evaluate the mock and see how many Arithmetic questions you are getting.. I am sure it would be 10 at least (if not then the institute is making poor quality mocks).. and see which all questions you are not able to solve.. then work on your weak areas..

first work on your calculations beta.. and then start with NCERT.. that's it.. but, remember, the first step is very very important.. if you do not master basic calculations (oral), you won't be able to make much progress in the rest of Quants..

yes beta... CAT'23 had around 7-8 Arithmetic questions (quite low by CAT's standards) but you needed to solve only 5 to score 90 percentile.. which means, like always, just Arithmetic was enough to score 90+ percentile in CAT this year as well, exactly like the last 9 years in a row now...

well... achhi baat hai beta.. to problem kya hai?

ekdum mere bachhe.. and you need around 90%ile (Rank 20,000) to do that.. but it will require a lot of hard work and a lot of commitment.. if you can do that, you will achieve it.. don't worry.. I have known many students like you who have done it... so you can too.. but as I said.. you need hard work and commitment..

yes, beta.. it still is..

I think in one of the videos, I have very clearly and staunchly advised against learning Vedic maths.. :) maybe you haven't watched it.. so it's alright.. but, please don't learn vedic maths.. you don't need it and it can be outrightly harmful as well if you memorize the techniques without understanding why they work.. just practice basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division (orally).. nothing more is needed to score well in CAT...

namaste beta.. well.. Elite's Grid is good, undoubtedly.. All the teachers there are passionate people interested in students' development and progress. Unfortunately, I have no idea about Edushastra. So, I can't offer my opinion on that. I hope it helps.

@@PerennialLearner ma kal sa hee apke reply ka wait kr rha tha phle wale comment pa apka reply nhi mila fir mane 2nd comment kiya thank u so much sir ki apne apna valuable time nikal ka mera question ka ans kiya. Sir apke opinion ma etna Sare coaching ha app personally kisme suggest kroge join krne ka lye aa last question sir. Charansparsh 🙏

@@Aayushkumar2 bachhe.. I don't recommend students any one particular institute to join because a institute that is good for me might not be good for you. Har student ki need alag hoti hai beta.. I can only say that among the online institutes, Elite's Grid and Takshzilla are the ones I like the most. You can evaluate them and if you feel they offer what you need, then make a decision. But you have to evaluate them yourself considering your weak and strong areas.

@@PerennialLearner A big thanks 🙏❤ sir for clearing all my doubts dil sa Dhnavyvad sir Charansprash 😊

Thank you sir I’ll go for Ashu Jain book first because my base is really weak at quant section and I’m so scared of, I can’t even decide wether I should go for CAT or NON-CAT exams,It’s so confusing for me. I don’t have even working experience as right now I’m pursuing English honours and this is last year. Would you please guide me sir ? :((

What you are saying is impossible mere bachhe.. I have never ever come across a single student in my life who was good with calculations but struggled with the rest of Maths (At least Arithmetic and Algebra).. Either you are overestimating your ability in calculation... or you are a first.. in which case, I would like to talk to you on Telegram... because it might teach me something..

han han bachhe.. why not..

here you go bachhe.. www.amazon.in/Quantitative-Aptitude-Competitive-Examinations-Revised/dp/9355012322/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3BXD8A16IJTM7&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.-sduWWQzG3--HGYSM_nR4RBnTN8HqpbCM-auI_RkTboTFD3SFAUHY0EdVlZVAb1FMPL9xXQ6YKyBU0tFHedCyg.n-hwmbhwBdKZz32IkU3APn_8YB52kWaqZrMdpJIVwRg&dib_tag=se&keywords=rs+aggarwal+QA&qid=1715491707&sprefix=rs+aggarwal+qa%2Caps%2C246&sr=8-1

@@PerennialLearner Thank you sir

Hello beta.. well, your chances of FMS are low, but you can get in it if you score more than 99.7 percentile.. as far as BLACKI are concerned.. there are a few colleges (IIM B and I for example) where you can not reach... simply can not.. but there are others (IIM C or K for example) where you surely can if you score very very well in CAT.. That's it beta... rest, there are colleges other than BLACKI and FMS that are worth joining in any case... so prepare well.. and do well.. :)

@@PerennialLearner Thanks a lot sir for taking out your valuable time and responding to my query

you are kid.. don't worry.. as long as you get a good CAT score (95+) you will get calls from at least 9-10 IIMs..

you should most definitely try kiddo.. and yes, you can get a good college for sure.. but.. apna year gap mat badha.. koshish kar ke koi job mil jaaye.. and uske sath dheere dheere 2-3 saal laga kar prepare kar.. Ek baar me ek subject karegi to easily ho jaayega.. teeno subjects ka pressure sath me le legi to obviously dikkat aayegi.. to lamba plan bana.. and uske liye important hai ke job dhoonhd koi.. then kar lena MBA.. uski koi age limit to hai nahi.. and work-ex se profile bhi improve hogi teri to chances bhi improve honge selection ke..

Hello beta... well, why did you start with Modern Maths??? CAT gives very heavy weightage to simple questions.. and extremely low weightage to all the heavy mathematical topics like Geometry and Modern Maths.. so, to be honest, it makes no sense to start with that area which gets the lowest weightage in an exam.. Only those who have already reached 99 percentile and are trying to push for 99.5 or 100 need modern maths.. nobody else..

hmm.. the 'what if' argument.. you are imagining a situation beta.. which is fine.. you can.. you have the right to do it.. and you can make your strategy based on it, once again, you have the right to.. it is your choice.. but I try to base my decisions on data, stats and probability.. because that's what all b-schools teach.. no imagination, no baseless assumptions, no gut feelings.. collect data, spend time analyzing it, use logic to interpret it, calculate probability of each event and then decide what can work and what not.. And going by them... I can tell you.. that in the last 10 years, every single year in CAT, there were enough questions from Arithmetic to score 90 percentile.. so, this is not really misguidance.. this is the basic of decision making and strategy.. And there is a reason behind why the exam is set like that.. it's because the industry demands Arithmetic.. because it has a practical use in day to day business decisions and they don't give a damn if a manager does not know Algebra but they don't want to hire a manger who does not understand Arithmetic.. How do I know this? Because I was in the industry working as a consultant and then operations manager for close to 7 years.. all those 7 years, I also worked as the go to data analysis guy in my projects.. and all my managers and clients always demanded only one thing from the incoming consultant - the knowledge of Basic Arithmetic. And these were the same people who went to b-schools to interview incoming management trainees.... CAT is not an impractical theoretical test in which any random thing can happen.. there is a reason why IIMs have fought hard for their autonomy.. because they want to conduct a test that is industry and course relevant.. :)

Hello sir Kya ye 2024 me applicable hoga. If I cover only topic arithmetic and average.. Kyuki sir my quants is a weakest subject till now. So mai isi me basic to advance chahti hu.. And isse kya ache college top iims ko target kar skti hu. Sir please reply.

han han beta... you can.. but dekho.. in general, it's not a good idea to stretch your learning over a long period.. your mind learns the best when you condense a lot of learning in a short period of time.. so, study maths.. (Arithmetic) but try to finish it all in just 2-3 months at max.. (by giving a lot of time on a daily basis).. then you can slow down your practice and devote some time everyday for practice while you work on other subjects..

Was going through all the queries of the kids and your answers… finally found the answer i was looking for !! Thank you and its wonderful to see that how you care to reply to mostly all the questions of the kids👏🏼👏🏼

@@ambika552 thank you for being so patient kiddo.. this one little trait will take you very very far in life.. do well..

Hey I have the same doubt can we connect?

​@@kavyasomvanshi8103insta id please ??

well... mere bachhe.. isn't that what the whole video is about? How do I answer your question in 6-7 lines here if a whole 12 minute long video that was made specifically to answer this question could not. Maybe it did... but you don't want to follow that path and want me to tell you something which you want to hear.... if that is the case... then it's not good. Because that means you are going to work in the wrong direction.. and wrong directions always take you to the wrong destination.. :)

I never answer this question beta.. you score what you can.. if your maximum potential is 99, you score it even you can get into ABC with 97, you still score 99 because you should fulfil your potential.. but if your maximum potential is 95, you score that.. even if it won't get you into ABC, you still score 95 and don't chase 97 or 98 blindly.. and you be happy with KLI or MDI... because in a blind hunt for ABC you might lose KLI as well..

han han beta.. more than enough.. if you work hard and with dedication, 1 year itself is enough..

well, your basics must be very weak... I will ask you the same thing that I have talked about in the video as well beta.. how is your oral calculation?

You gave cat??

beta.. when you know your calculation is weak, then that's what you give the most time to.. that's it.. just calculate.. nothing else.. no tricks, no methods, no shortcuts, no vedic mathemtics... just download any calculation app and start practicing (rankyourbrain.com is a good website for the same as well)

beta.. topic wise agar hum dekhen.. to it's 9th and 10th standard maths.. but question level wise dekhen.. to same topics me kaafi deep ke questions aate hain.. matlab basic topics but deep level questions..

LOD 2 bhi karna hai bachhe..

My bad, kid.. it's Ashu Jain.. Wiley is the publisher

@@PerennialLearner you are a beacon sir , keep radiating 🙏🏿 .

@@swapnilwaghmare376 Thank you beta... I just try to help..

mere bachhe.. what you have asked is a very generic question.. and I don't think I can say anything new on it because I have already talked for 40 minutes on this very question in my videos (QA+LRDI+VARC).. so, my suggestion will be that you just watch them and if there are any questions left after that which are specific to you as a person, then you can ask me here or on Telegram and I will happily talk to you.. regarding your second question, yes, you can.. if you are sure that your basics are good... a lot of times students have this misconception as well.. So, move to Arun Sharma but if you are not able to solve more than 20% questions on your own (without any kind of help of answer key) then it means your level is not there yet... and you should work with something else..

If you purchased the newer edition, can you give the 8th edition to me?

well... Geometry is anyhow not needed for CAT beta.. without it also you can score 99.. Coming to Arithmetic.. I have not met a single student in my life who msatered Arithmetic but was still scared of Algebra.. because Algebra is just a natural extension of Arithmetic.. If you still have fear of Algebra, then there is a great great chance that your Arithmetic is still not strong enough.. What is your accuracy in CAT level/LOD 2 questions?

yes, kiddo.. it will help you for sure... but you tried NCERT in school as well and it did not work.. which means there is something different you will have to try, right?? Same old process repeat karoge to same old result milega... which was not good...

@@ashvatthaama so what should i try

​@@anshikashukla7915 First, you need to improve your calculations.. every single student weak at Maths that I have met in my life had poor calculations.. and a simple logic should tell us that if you can't even do addition, subtraction, multiplication and division comfortably (orally) how will you learn advance concepts??? You must be comfortable adding 3 digit numbers without pen paper and must be comfortable multiplying any 2 digit numbers without pen paper... Second, the time you devote to maths should be divided between theory and practice in the ratio of 1:20.. basically for every one hour that you spend on learning theoretical concept or formulas, you should be spending minimum 20 hours on solving questions.. So, if it takes you 3 hours to finish the theoretical portion of percentages, then you must spend at least 60 hours on practicing percentages questions... if you go back to the theory portion once again somewhere in between and let's say spend 1 hour on revising theoretical portion after one week.. then you must add 20 more hours to your practice time as well... Third, any question for which you have taken any kind of help from the answer key or solution or a video explanation must not be counted in your practice time... Any student who follows these 3 rules while working on Maths succeeds for sure... it comes with a guarantee... but all 3 must be followed kiddo... 2 out of 3, or 1 out of 3 won't work...

it's in the description of the video beta..

7 years is a long time kid... and your 12th score is not good either.. hmm... well, I won't say you don't have good chances.. but yes, if somebody else gets selected at a score of 91 in a college then you will need 95 to get into it... which only means that you should not expect to clear the cut-off by a thin margin and be selected.. All it means is that you can consider the NC-OBC advantage gone (to compensate for the gap years) and expect your cut-offs to be on par with a general non-engineering student for all practical purposes.. (not that bad a thing to be honest) Also, you need excellent spoken and writing skills if you want to increase your chances.. otherwise, the 7 years will shine on your profile.. the best way to hide something is to have an impressive personality.. that's it..

@@PerennialLearner thank you so much sir i really needed that. I will work harder now that i know what i exactly need to do.

bachhe.. the name of the author is Ashu Jain.. (I incorrectly used Anshu Jain) and the link to the book is the description of the video..

it usually happens when students memorise methodologies to solve questions beta... and that's the problem with formulas or methodologies.. they give you an instant gratification, but fail to address the actual problem.. which is only solved when you work on your fundamentals (oral calculation, HCF/LCM, percentages and ratios) diligently... if you can't solve 80% of the questions from the mentioned topics orally, then you should not proceed further to any other topic in Quant.. that's it.. work on them, then move forward.. you will not face any problem..

kar to sakte ho.. par karna kyo hai..? Going by the message you have written, I think your English is pretty week mere bachhe.. which means you need at least 3-4 hours every day to work on your English as well.. How will manage your preparation if you set aside 8 hours for QA only.. Do plan strategically.. it shouldn't happen that in order to get 6-10 extra marks in the QA section, you loose 20 in VARC... there is a sectional cut-off in the test as well which you need to clear..

@@PerennialLearner I will take care of the varc section. I'm confident about it. I wrote that comment right when I got up.

@@avishek6359 achha hehe.. fair enough.. do well kid..

well.. beta.. improving calculation is one of the easiest things to achieve.. all you have to do is make an excel sheet that generates random numbers between 1 and 100 and then simply spend 20 minutes thrice everyday adding, subtracting and multiplying these number orally.. that's it.. Only thing is - this process requires a lot of patience which is why 90% of the students don't follow it since they get bored.. but if you can be among those 10% who do this simple exercise for 30 days.. you will see that your calculation will have improved drastically.. Once your calculation improves.. your basics will improve automatically.. just spend a lot of time solving percentages, ratios and averages.. that's it...

@@PerennialLearner sir can vedic maths can improve my calculation ?

@@Musicfromworldofosho yes it can kiddo... but ski bhi 1 month regular practice Karin padti hai.. daily around 1 hour.. don't think that you can just memorise some rules of Vedic maths and your calculation will improve... that won't happen.. if you practice Vedic mathematics's techniques every day for a month.. yes, it will help a Lott..

haan beta.. Elite's Grid is a pretty reliable and honest institute.

sorry bachhe.. the name is Ashu Jain.. I was pronouncing it incorrectly

not sure beta...

beta.. this video is for 2022.. so your question is not clear to me