Kanika Singh · 2026-08-03 · 1 helpful
Honestly I feel, the 20 question in the practice tab aren't enough. Quant as a section requires a lot of practice. So here's how I go about it,
I complete one topic and then I go for Arun Sharma's book, solving LOD 1 and 2. And then I come again to this website to solve the practice tab questions.
I feel that practice tab questions cover majority of the concepts with different difficulty level but I just feel confident after having good amount of questions practiced.
At the same time, I think the more practice of any topic you do, the more simpler CAT PYQ questions seems(I tend to give them as mocks and not as concept learning)
So, I cover the topic, do Arun Shamra's book practice questions and then practice questions from this website and then jump to PYQs as mocks.
This works for me.
I complete one topic and then I go for Arun Sharma's book, solving LOD 1 and 2. And then I come again to this website to solve the practice tab questions.
I feel that practice tab questions cover majority of the concepts with different difficulty level but I just feel confident after having good amount of questions practiced.
At the same time, I think the more practice of any topic you do, the more simpler CAT PYQ questions seems(I tend to give them as mocks and not as concept learning)
So, I cover the topic, do Arun Shamra's book practice questions and then practice questions from this website and then jump to PYQs as mocks.
This works for me.