High LEVEL DILR puzzle & Detailed way to solve these puzzles | Must check for every CAT aspirant.

[@soumyajitmondal220]

Now there are several channels making LRDI videos for CAT, they pick a set and just solve it under 10-12 mins without discussing the thought process. Gaurav Sir and Hunny Sir are the only teacher who explains the set line by line and they teach you how to approach the set rather than just solving the set directly to get views and likes.

[@indavarapuaneesh2871]

some of the take aways for me 1. find out how to tabulate the variables. Put some thought. 2. start with the extreme scenarios so that we can play with minimum number of cases 3. identify the variable with most number of constraints and double down on this variable. 4. don't shy away from thinking out loud and also think exhaustively. personally I really the liked the way you thought through all the cases and then eliminated most of the cases. It shows great deal of clarity on your end which I hope to acquire as the best of my abilities.

[@sayakmaity7494]

this becomes even easier if you fix the ranks in the column of table and then fill names inside the table

[@sanghitabhowmik3074]

This was a beautiful question. Thank you so much for explaining this.

[@shubhankarsarkar1995]

This video is the hallmark of your playlist. It should be protected at all costs. Thank you for such a detailed explanation on question and solving methodology.

[@divyanshudas2709]

Once you deduce that Shane's total will be 12 and Markel total cannot odd no. ; So the common difference will be of 2 only i.e 8,10,12,14,16 respectively . This deduction will just save your time and can proceed with the arrangements . Thanks Sir for this nice question.

[@sushantsutar]

Markel's total can be odd if you take 3 same numbers and 1 different. ( E.g. 3*3 + 2*1)

[@hp6hp1]

18:30 We can also get third value 3:3:3:1

[@suryavoroy3527]

very good problem!! repeat. AP in that ORDER is critical point -> now make two different matrices , so kim wilk be max 16 , so common diff = 1/2(max);critical point: move to max and minimum note both have constraints so enumerate the cases. Next part is more critical of eliminating sub cases.

[@kevinbhimani4433]

i never seen this type of explanation, great explanation gaurav sir dhanyavand........

[@AmanMishra-gf6xg]

do you recommend us to attempt this one in the exam?...........or just use it to learn how to make cases, which might help in other questions.

[@Suitsofcupstarot]

I got it right as of luck ...I started with 8 10 12 14 16 ....and got the answers.....I was not able to recognise the other combination..... amazing explanation

[@kashishmalhotra6165]

In the beginning, we don't need to make cases as we know that Markel ranks consist of only 2 different values. if you take any two numbers. for eg: 3+3+2+2= 10, 3+3+1+1=8. The sum will always be even. So, the total of Markel's ranks can't be 13, it has to be 12.

[@kashishmalhotra6165]

In the beginning, we don't need to make cases as we know that Markel ranks consist of only 2 different values. if you take any two numbers. for eg: 3+3+2+2= 10, 3+3+1+1=8. The sum will always be even. So, the total of Markel's ranks can't be 13, it has to be 12.

[@elitesgridCAT]

That's the biggest mistake you will do in the exam. Covered that case in the video as well. Let's assume that a number 'a' which is used three times and other number 'b' which is used only once. You missed that case and by chance if that case was possible, all your questions will be incorrect (Y)

[@manan897]

@@elitesgridCAT Khatarnaak !! Even I made that mistake. Hats off to you sir !

[@Phenom2119]

Writing down the slots of the numbers would help immensely in these types of sets, good set and an even better explanation

[@yashbhatt8581]

Great concept . But one question , these type of questions we MUST leave in CAT right sir ?

[@bhaveshgunjal4884]

I started with markel , plotted all the six possibilities with him (2,3), (2,4), (2,5), (3,4), (3,5) , (4,5). As a=12 and Kaizen can take maximum value of 16 , 5 out of 6 cases gets eliminated . only case remaning with markel will be a+d=14 ----> (2,5) that is (8,10,12,14,16).

[@elitesgridCAT]

The approach used by you is completely fine. Keep it up champ 🔥

[@anuragsinha4644]

I didn't get it. Could you please elaborate it?

[@itsakshitt]

This DILR series will definitely change the performance in this section for good. thank you sir. Keep up the great work

[@piyush8575]

although it took me a little while and i used certain different things like sum of ap and i got 2 aps ........regardless i was able to do this question in first go. should i be happy? hehe and i really appreciate your manner of explaining its unique and i loved it :)

[@Tum_Tum_]

most impt tip from this... write all the possible slots of each ranking...

[@imsahil0009]

the explanation shows....how much we are going to enjoy the booster sessions😍😍😍

[@Kdfor-gi-12345]

Sir, Best explanation but still not getting myself to handle by own

[@harshk0507]

Thanks sir !! I gave this question up After deciding (5522)for markel , just because i got confused while deciding the no. Of room for the rankings. Anyway! Thanks again sir !

[@adityapleasestop]

Took 25 min but solved completely

[@rohanbajaj7595]

Beautifully explained..can we eliminate AP for 1 in lesser time ?

[@hrituraajdutta1058]

missed case for 3331 for KIM

[@ayushawasthi8141]

Crystal clear sir... thanku

[@pranavagrawal3279]

Amazing explanation and proper way of solving..

[@mohitshrivastava5559]

sir plz make a video on how to arrange data most effectively

[@y_uutube]

Nice set and explaination both thankyou sir

[@sidharthmahapatra4767]

what a beautiful explanation, looking forward for the booster

[@seemalarohitsai1168]

Bro do you placed in any b school??

[@UmeshMalik0]

Did it in 10 min. Sir before your explanation

[@swayamsusaswatpanda2221]

Thanks a lot Sir, I loved it because you cover all the possibilities with full patience 🙏

[@amartyasamanta8395]

Thanks for helping me understand...which question I should never attempt in CAT

[@bhartsingh8966]

husband wife level clearification .....very good Ji

[@himanshukirad4696]

SIR YOUR EXPLANATION IS NEXT LEVEL ITS AWESOME AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND

[@karanmaheshwari381]

Sir bhot accha samjya apne

[@bhavyasajnani5437]

At 18:30, 3331 can also be the case?

[@ayushmishra3283]

Exactly my doubt

[@dhrumilkapatel9235]

I would love to leave this question in exam 😵‍💫

[@utkarshutk9504]

took some time but solved completely 🥳🥳, but didn't consider the possibility of 3 sames and 1 different for Market, 😅

[@harigovind7229]

Beautifully explained sir. Thank you for discussing this question.

[@ayushjain3871]

Sir,while solving I got stuck in point 4 which says no 2 friends got same rank in any game,which can have two meanings.....It means two friends cannot have same rank in any game(example. kim and kaizan cannot get rank 1 and rank 4 simutaneously in any game ).......as well as no person got same rank in any game(example kim and kaizan cannot get rank 1 ).and you have used the second approach....Therefore i think statement 4 is ambiguous

[@rushikeshkulkarni8361]

@elites grid Bhaiya, ye bhi toh possible hai:- kim:- 2213, st:-3331, sh:1155, mar:5522, kai:4444

[@rushikeshkulkarni8361]

How can u fix kim at 1313..........???

[@anshul4385]

@@rushikeshkulkarni8361 aapne ek point miss kardiya.... Kim 2 nahi le sakta , toh 2213 possible nahi hoga

[@DivyaYadav-lz9iu]

Sir we could have eliminated the first case by calculating markel rank first….as it is not possible to make a total of 13 with the given condition

[@Bored_wreked]

I got all sum and ranks , but i wasn't able to distribute them....😢

[@venky3867]

How to identify such lengthy questions so that I can skip them?

[@rushikeshsapkale6537]

thankyou sir. wonderfully explained.

[@nayanshewkani3882]

sir initially hum ese bhi toh cases ko eliminate kr skte hai na ki MARKEL me sirf 2 hi ranks ke number use honge toh uske ranks ka sum even hi ayega

[@anandanadkat08]

Can we take a, a+d, a+2d ....... in the solution for the puzzle ?

[@SG-to4mf]

Sir, koshish tow poori jari hy, par dil se achha lagta hy aap log ka effort dekhke, aur bhi mehnat krne ko ji krta hy, thanks for everything sir :')

[@bishalkoushik4891]

took 18 minutes to solve ......... tough one

[@santulsalwan5410]

Beautiful sir may you reach a million subscribers and one thing I learned is you raw blueprint for DI LR questions is the most important thing else one will most probably lost in the question

[@storypoetry1969]

YOUR HARD WORK IS CLEARLY VISIBLE

[@shreykapoor176]

hell of a question.. great explanation sir😉

[@mohtasimkhan7008]

Got this correct but in 20 mins

[@rajtripathi208]

It's would be relevant even 10 years from now

[@divyak897]

Amazing sirrr....both question nd your effort👌

[@ronakmahajan1257]

Using this videous for 2024

[@swarajpramanik2139]

awesome just awesome only possible by gaurav sir

[@aniketbaigalwar5207]

U r the best lrdi mentor i ever seen

[@varun7805]

Beautifully explained. Thank you Sir💯

[@sabnamjahan9341]

You have explained very well, but do you think that a candidate should attempt this question in the examination hall where only 40 minutes will be provided to you and you will have to solve 4-5 LRDI sets!!!! These types of questions are to increase critical reasoning, but we should definitely avoid these types of questions in the exam.

[@elitesgridCAT]

Such questions do not appear in actual exams. They may appear in Mocks but not in actual exams because these questions are not doable in exam conditions.

[@keshavsaraf8708]

EG makes it easy!

[@sujalpandey4114]

Very nice explanation 👍

[@nidafatima6352]

This might take more time in exam. Would u suggest to leave it?

[@mananshpokhariyal3600]

Great explanation sir!. Thank you

[@manassahu778]

Best question, thank you sir for explanation

[@bimanroy9793]

boht badhiya approach Sir...Thank you so much :)

[@pratyakshsinghal6232]

Amazing explanation!! Can’t find any one better than elites grid for LRDI

[@rajtripathi208]

Very well explained

[@tannukiller6904]

Sir we can approach first for 16

[@sahilsingh4330]

But sir this type will certainly take more than 10 min

[@reeshukumar1812]

u r good...bs ad kam aaye

[@ashutoshgupta1160]

Very helpfull. Thanks to you

[@tadigirianesh416]

Love from banking

[@dualistic222]

I solved this in 8 minutes :)

[@aniketroy6132]

I nominate your name for Nobel Prize for being ingenious

[@SarthakRustagi]

Amazing explanation

[@poojakulkarni5081]

SIR, Whats the CAT cut off of Agri business management for Agri profile based students? Thank you Sir.

[@sharayupatil1424]

This was an excellent explanation ...thank you Sir

[@alishamanchanda728]

nice explanation...thankyou so much sir...your videos are awesome...I wish I could have follow your channel earlier

[@ronaksinghchouhan6729]

amazing explaination

[@krishsureka8419]

4,18

[@meghadadheech9874]

Greatt explanation 🔥🔥

[@hardikmehta140]

Well explained sir ✨✨

[@chiragahuja3503]

Thank you so much sir for this amazing set

[@zevargirlie]

Thank you Sir! The explanation was great

[@AMANSINGH-ud1ou]

Best explaination

[@poojakulkarni5081]

Thank you so much sirrrr😇👍🏻👍🏻

[@mafia8785]

Thank you sir for the beautiful explanation.

[@ankandeogharia801]

Great Explanation sir!

[@yashkabra1956]

Grateful for this channel :))

[@balalshams9339]

Thank you. Beautiful set and as always beautiful explanation.

[@AMITKUMAR-yo1nh]

Sir, Thank you❤🙏

[@kadaganchirajkumar7889]

Amazing sir, you are great

[@shivdubey210]

GREAT SESSION SIR.... THANKS

[@blogtryblogtry8025]

Kim ke liye 3331possibility nai hogi???

[@adrijadutta3503]

pls someone answer this !

[@mandarbhale3154]

Thank you sir 🔥

[@SiddhantChauhan-ws3qd]

Thanks 🎉

[@ashutoshkhedwal1280]

sir lrdi ka booster course 15 september se hai ya 25? i have registered by the way

[@elitesgridCAT]

It is starting from coming week. 🔥

[@sonaliagrawal2690]

Interesting set and explanation 😍🥰

[@harshtawri]

mind blowing set

[@impaler_vlad]

easy one but stiil good!!

[@timeshwarcookaar8532]

Great Question