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[@DineshKumar-yk9yc]

Vipul Sir puts lot of emphasis on Logic and Rationality. I always focused on creating short cuts and remembering

[@harshuldogra2639]

Picking Low hanging fruits is the best way to move in nahin to baja baj jayega

[@ameysharma6730]

Verbal ko har aadmi section wise hi karta hai. Picking across sections may take more time

[@sanjanasodhi1127]

Sir ki class main bhi and videos dekh kar bhi total strategy change karni padti hai

[@manavgupta7476]

Breaking down each question by difficulty level rather than section really helps simplify the approach. Definitely implementing this in my next mock!

[@ananyasingh4376]

Having a flexible strategy helps you to adapt according to the situation otherwise unexpected variable or a slight variation can disrupt your whole exam.

[@nupurmudgal7507]

Thank you for pointing out the importance of answering easy questions first 😊. I used to go directly to the sections where I felt most confident, but after hearing this, I realized I was missing out on easy points! 📚✨

[@DineshSingh-rb4vz]

Every video of Vipul sir make you think again about strategy by giving great insights. Thanks sir.

[@zeeshanzafar9241]

I totally get caught up in perfectionism too! Thanks for the reminder to just aim for good instead of perfect. That’s a way better mindset!

[@tanyaahuja]

I never considered focusing on the test's weaknesses instead of my strengths. Thanks for the tip! I think this could really help!

[@p.s.4949]

Useful and informative video

[@radhikasareen3596]

Viewing questions as easy, medium, or hard instead of 'RC' or 'Para Jumble' is such a fresh take!

[@ChandanKumar-gx8iz]

Effective and valid points. Every point comes from someone who has experienced it

[@IkkaVirk]

That's a great advice to prioritizing easy questions across all sections and without any bias.

[@JaspreetSingh-eg7yx]

Thinking logically and rationally is the best way to give exam.

[@tinamishra2346]

The comment about not being too rigid hit home! I get too set in my approach and then panic if something unexpected happens.

[@VikramSingh-zt9vp]

I think the idea of focusing on easy questions first makes sense, but it’s not always clear which ones are ‘easy’ until you’re partway through them.

[@kashishchugh4266]

I don’t feel ready to start with reading comprehension questions (RCs) because I like to have a fresh mind. For me, RCs actually take away my energy. I usually tackle them later when I’m feeling more focused on reading.

[@sanjaykhush354]

Sir brings a very different and fresh perspective. Needs to be tested and tried. Can comment better after that

[@RohanKumar-mr5pp]

Exiting a hard problem a right time is crucial otherwise it will become gangrene

[@gagangarg7944]

CAT is all about strategy and Logic. Other things come on its own

[@sumanjain6310]

I understand that we shouldn’t approach the test in sections, but wouldn’t a more refined strategy based on our strengths and weaknesses be better than just categorizing questions as ‘easy, medium, and hard’?

[@chandyadav9986]

ha ha ha i like that dating point. if it is not working, exit early. Bhago agar pat nahin raha

[@chainsingh281]

Is video ko dekhkar tension jyada ho gaya hai. Har cheez alag bata rahe hain bhaiya

[@MukeshSharma-db8hq]

But sir we need to have a strategy before the test otherwise we will run like headless chicken