I have a general doubt regarding the Rodha QA lectures uploaded here in the resources section. I have noticed the lecs are uploaded before 2020. Are those lecs still the standard upto date in 2026 or should I switch to alternative playlists? I am aiming for material more optimised with the latest trends of CAT
4 Answers
Himanshi Dantani · 2026-07-20 · 1 helpful
I prep from rodha lectures, for algerbra its great, for arithmetic I feel little bit complex so some time I clear concepts from MBA Pathshala Youtube Channel
Praneeth Kumar · 2026-07-20 · 1 helpful
What is the standard? Averages and ratios and everything else were invented long back, even if the rodha videos are before 2010, the quality they provide is the best and cannot be still beaten by anything else over YouTube, And mainly they are doing it for free, remember the concept would never change, the applications might come up, for those u can refer pyqs and different types of questions. All the best
Nilanshi Jain · 2026-07-21 · 1 helpful
I found Rodha lectures good concept wise
MANCHINTI PAVAN KUMAR REDDY · 2026-07-21 · 1 helpful
Yes, they're still relevant. CAT QA concepts like Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and Number System haven't changed fundamentally.
Focus on learning concepts from those lectures, then practice with **recent CAT PYQs (2020–2025)** and updated mocks to align with current trends.
The concepts stay the same—the question style evolves, so recent practice is what keeps you up to date.