4 Answers
Arnab Roy Chowdhury · 2026-09-08 · 3 helpful
The real game is under actual CAT exam pressure to solve 2 sets correctly
Pulkit Mishra · 2026-09-08 · 2 helpful
If you check the trends for LRDI percentile vs marks, you will see that it goes like 30, 38,28,30,38. so the number of questions goes like 10-13 correct. 2-3 fully correct sets. So solving 2 Sets fully correct puts you really high.
Manhal · 2026-09-09 · 1 helpful
2 sets equals 24 to 30 , 30 marks will be obviously higher than 99 percentile , 24 will be 98+
Pathange Balaji Rao · 2026-09-26 · 1 helpful
Historically, solving two full sets cleanly (24 to 30 raw marks) has been a very strong score in CAT DILR, often reaching the 98–99 percentile range in tougher slots. However, the exact percentile always depends on the slot's difficulty and score distribution. The main priority in the exam is spending the first 3 minutes picking the right 2 sets so you don't get stuck midway.
Practicing set selection under timed conditions on authentic past CAT caselets (like those on https://thinkcat.in/cat-arrangements-dilr-questions) helps build that instinct.