Ayushi Panwar

2h ago

I analysed CAT 2025 Slot 2 DILR and had a doubt regarding set selection There was a group-based set that was relatively easy and doable, but during the exam, I don't think I would have picked it because it looked quite lengthy compared to the other sets, which appeared shorter. There was also a DI set where I could calculate the answers using percentage increases and decreases along with some basic arithmetic. The logic was straightforward, and I was fairly confident that I could solve it, but there were a lot of values involved, so I knew it would take more time. My doubt is: under exam pressure, which type of set should I prioritise? Should I pick the DI set first because I am relatively confident that I can solve it, even though it might take longer? Or should I take a risk with a logical reasoning set, since it is difficult to judge whether an LR set is doable just by looking at it, and I might only realise whether it is easy or difficult after attempting it?