I'm currently doing Quant questions chapter- wise. First, I completed Arun Sharma's LOD 1, and I'd say I was able to solve around 80% of the questions on my own. The remaining 20% I couldn't solve, or I made some very minor mistakes. Once I saw the solution, I was able to understand it and I'm confident I can solve similar questions on my own now.
Now, I'm watching Udit Sir's advanced-level question lectures from MBA Pathshala. But I don't know why I'm facing a problem here. I understand the questions and I can usually identify what needs to be done, but I'm unable to execute the solution myself. Maybe I'm not understanding the concept properly, which is why I'm unable to execute it.
Is this normal at this stage, or do I need significantly more preparation before attempting advanced questions?
Also, one more thing: where should I practice the VA section for VARC? Please guide me
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Aarav · 2026-09-22 · 1 helpful
heyyyy dis is totally normal. knowing the approach but failing on execution just means you need more practice. Try each question yourself for 3–4 mins before watching the solution, and do LOD 2 before going advanced.
For VA, practice PJ, summary and odd one out on Percentyl, plus CAT PYQs. 10–15 a day is good.