My quants score is not improving at all. Even after doing all concepts and practicing a lot. It's just not happening. I fee I have some kind of phobia. I just freeze seeing quants.

I feel best way to come out of the phobia is to practice timed quant sectionals, attempt a lot of them don't fret over low scores/percentile for now. Also try to solve all past CAT quants 2017-2020, the quant section's difficulty level is decreasing drastically y-o-y to increase diversity. Pick the easiest of the easiest questions in the sectional and then step by step increase your number of attempts. Remember accuracy is the key. 10-11 correct questions in 40 minutes is above 95 percentile for sure!

The belief and confidence comes with practicing lots of sectionals(In the area in which you're weak). For Quant, before attempting any question, try to map out the steps to solve the particular question. If you're confident about being able to solve it without any hiccups then only attempt it. You should be able ton squeeze out 8 questions in 40 minutes if your concepts are in the correct place. Eventually you can do more questions with consistent test taking.

i have done my grad. in 2019 but i want to take admi in iift so plz guide me how i can do this

Prepare, give mocks, there is no other way.

My RC accuracy keeps varying. Sometimes i perform very well other times not so. Any suggestions to improve ?

Also facing the same issue with hard level questions

Is Cracku going to launch GMAT comprehensive course?

Hi, yes. We are going to launch the course very soon.

Will you please reduce the length of upcoming daily target RCs? It is way bigger than the actual CAT RCs. It is of no use if we do not practice relevant things.

I have seen previous years papers and have been doing pretty good in them. After 2016 I haven't seen a very long RC. It is better to practice things that are better suited for the exam. CAT is about the right preparation strategy and solving too big RCs won't help. 👍 Just reduce the length, you can increase difficulty of questions...