I need some serious suggestion. I have completed the syllabus for CAT once but there are some serious knowledge gaps which need to be covered. I need a solid strategy for this but I am clueless on how to proceed. Kindly give me helpful advice.

Bro give us more context, what are the bottlenecks you are facing, how is your scoring pattern etc.

I am not seeing improvement in my mock scores. In fact, it has often fluctuates dramatically. While I am doing fine in verbal, my scores is quite low in DILR and QA. Is that enough @Shakti or should I elaborate more?

Hi As you said you have covered the syllabus but there are some knowledge gaps, so the first thing is you have to identify where you are lacking and that you can identify by giving more sectionals and mocks. Try to give 1 sectional every alternate day from now as this will help you identify in which topics you are not able to apply the concepts learned and once you identify those topics go for topic tests for that particular topic. Mock scores fluctuates especially in LRDI because some day you might pick a wrong set or got stuck in a set and entire section can be screwed and sometimes this reflects our performance in quant as well . So for LRDI as well you should practice as much variety sets as you can and get aware of your strengths and weakness in LRDI very well, start focusing more on set selection , spend initial 3 to 4 minutes in mocks and sectionals to select which set you will start with and make sure you pick the set which you are confident of solving, this will boost your confidence. One more suggestion in mocks after every 40 mins of a section try to take a new start take 30 seconds break if you want and let the section which is over do not affect your performance in subsequent sections.