Shweta Arora (Mentor) · 2026-03-20 · 5 helpful
There’s no fixed “easiest/toughest”, it depends on your background. Engineers usually find Quant easier, non-engineers might prefer VARC. DILR is new for most people.
The idea is simple: start with your strength to build momentum and parallelly give time to the other two sections. Don’t finish one section completely and then move to the next, then you'll forget the previous one.
So pick your strongest section, start there, and keep the other two running side by side. E.g. I loved DILR, so I started with that. But, every week I also covered a bit of Quant & VARC.
The idea is simple: start with your strength to build momentum and parallelly give time to the other two sections. Don’t finish one section completely and then move to the next, then you'll forget the previous one.
So pick your strongest section, start there, and keep the other two running side by side. E.g. I loved DILR, so I started with that. But, every week I also covered a bit of Quant & VARC.