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Top 10 Mistakes to Avoid in CAT 2025 VARC Section includes common mistakes like rushing the first read, missing clue words, or letting opinions colour answers. Since CAT 2025 VARC is the first section of the exam, you are expected to utilize the majority of your mental strength and focus during this portion of the exam. Skimming the passages for RC, overthinking simple grammar-based questions, etc., are common blunders that can be prevented with practice. If you are aiming to achieve a high score, you must avoid the mistakes mentioned here!

The Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) section of the CAT sometimes presents sets with incomplete or inconsistent data, which can be challenging. These sets are meant to test your logical reasoning, not your plug-and-chug ability. For candidates, the frustrating part is normally "missing data." This document aims to assist you in developing a reasoned approach using logical reasoning, strategic set selection, and timing techniques.

Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) section in the CAT often challenges aspirants with incomplete, inconsistent, or layered data. These sets aren’t just about calculations, they test how quickly you can organize and reason through information. One of the most effective ways to simplify them is through visualization. This article will show you how to visualize data in CAT DILR, break down complex sets, and apply CAT DILR visualization techniques for faster and more accurate solving.

Mocks aren’t just practice, they’re your strategy lab. Every top CAT aspirant sharpens their Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) accuracy, timing, and set-selection skills through disciplined mock testing and analysis. What separates a 95-percentiler from a 99+ scorer isn’t the number of mocks taken, but the depth of analysis and adaptability that follows. In this article, you’ll learn the smartest CAT DILR mock test strategies, like planning routine, managing time per DILR set in CAT, analyzing your performance, and avoiding the most common CAT mock test mistakes that derail otherwise strong candidates.

The IIM Calcutta has recently announced that students applying for MBA admission will have to secure 85th percentile or above in CAT for WAT and PI shortlisting. Before registering for the 2026-28 session for MBA admission, students must note that the CAT score will be determined by the student’s gender, graduation marks, higher secondary performance, and other factors. The final eligibility of a candidate will be determined based on the minimum CAT qualifying percentile and composite score. The maximum marks in the Personal Interview or PI round are usually higher than the maximum marks in the Written Ability Test or WAT.