What is the Syllabus for CAT Exam | Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning | Shashank Prabhu

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What is the syllabus for the DILR or the Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning section at the CAT exam? If you have wondered about that question, you are at the right place. In this video, we discuss the historical cutoffs, question types and their weights, and strategy to crack the DILR section at the CAT exam.
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This video addresses the common questions you might be facing including:
1. What are the important topics from Logical Reasoning?
2. What are the important topics from Data Interpretation?
3. What are the cutoffs for the DILR section?
4. How many marks do I need to score to get a 99 percentile in DILR?
5. How many sets should I solve in the DILR section of the CAT?
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20 июн 2024

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@prasadthakare5150 23 дня назад

Great session sir🙏🏻

@sumantkumar6341 23 дня назад

Thank you sir for this amazing video.could u plz suggest any good book specifically for dilr and varc

@Point99_CAT_MBA 23 дня назад

Honestly, there aren’t any books for DILR that I would say are perfect. That is purely because the books will not help you select sets from an assortment of levels of difficulty and topics. So mocks would work best in this regard. You can go for any of the popular providers (IMS, TIME, CL) for quality DILR sets. If you manage to attempt all of the 30 odd mocks provided, you should have gone through around 120 sets which is a good chunk. If you are still looking for books, Arun Sharma or Nishit Sinha should be fine for practice. Just that some sets there are too difficult to crack so you should be careful not to get stuck in these sets. For VARC, practice will be the key as there aren’t a lot of concepts as is the case with quant. From my experience, GMAT/LSAT material is pretty good in this regard so you can go for Manhattan GMAT or Kaplan/Princeton for practising the passages. Although the passages will sometimes focus on the sociocultural context of the US, the quality of questions and solutions is brilliant.