Priyanshu · 2026-10-03 · 1 helpful
Most of the questions are based on the Inference, most likely agree/disagree and application based stuff comparatively these dominate more than the fact based questions you can find in the passage through a line but for these question always try to look a broader answer like a option which doesn't carry a full line of any part of the passage or the lines which directly state the question's line those are trap options as far as CAT is concerned the paper setter will always look for a broad and balanced type of answer just like a one liner summary for a dense passage in which he doesn't expect extreme opinions, self assumed context, or extra things added in the options which are not stated in the passage these are typical trap options and as far as I have solved and keep solving I came to identify the broader options easily through just by looking for a balanced and neutral tone of a option and considerably most of the time broader and balanced options are the answers leaving out the exception cases but for you to get better at this I would suggest start practicing these in PYQs and solve first few days without timer and try to get a line understanding of the whole passage what it is talking about in the back of your head while you are reading the passage this will come with practice and if you want you can check out Amit Rohra's RC videos I personally follow him and I have learnt from him how to look for balanced options which is helping me improve my accuracy without getting to know every meaning of the words given in the passage. ALL THE BEST !!!!