Priyanshu · 2026-09-06 · 2 helpful
For quants consider 2IIMs questions though they are also CAT level and if you are looking for questions with difficulty level of 1,2,3 then you can consider certain books considered gold standard for the CAT standard as per the current year then you can move to 2IIMs and Oswaal PYQs. if you want such books for free you need to look upon the web to find the pdfs uploaded somewhere and if you can find it you are good to go or else you need to consider investing some money around it.
For VARC do PYQs and different YT channels marathons and one shots where they provide questions and try to solve them own under a time limit and then check the answers and also for intensive structured practice around it you can also visit the unacademy website and search Amit Rohra sir and go to his free classes section there he has done many bootcamps where he provides CAT level questions to solve and answer you can consider it as I personally solve those questions and it has increased my accuracy and speed as well as of now.
For DILR you need to get exposure of different variety of sets as you can't predict which topic sets will come in the exam and what difficulty level will it be so you have to practice sets as much as possible and for that you can check different YT channels like IMS Prayagraj for topic wise set solving, Anastasis Academy's 200 DILR sets, AceCat's 100 DILR sets and also the marathons of MBA Wallah, Cracku and many more... All these resources are more than enough for the the exams the only that matters is your sheer practice and trying to achieve the highest accuracy and solving under time pressure. All the best !!!
For VARC do PYQs and different YT channels marathons and one shots where they provide questions and try to solve them own under a time limit and then check the answers and also for intensive structured practice around it you can also visit the unacademy website and search Amit Rohra sir and go to his free classes section there he has done many bootcamps where he provides CAT level questions to solve and answer you can consider it as I personally solve those questions and it has increased my accuracy and speed as well as of now.
For DILR you need to get exposure of different variety of sets as you can't predict which topic sets will come in the exam and what difficulty level will it be so you have to practice sets as much as possible and for that you can check different YT channels like IMS Prayagraj for topic wise set solving, Anastasis Academy's 200 DILR sets, AceCat's 100 DILR sets and also the marathons of MBA Wallah, Cracku and many more... All these resources are more than enough for the the exams the only that matters is your sheer practice and trying to achieve the highest accuracy and solving under time pressure. All the best !!!