Pranav Vetkar · 2026-10-29 · 1 helpful
I think VARC is something that you should intuitively be good at. It is more about intuition, which you will surely develop gradually. The more you solve, the more you understand in what directions the questions are and what is the most likely answer. It's all about practice and then it's analysis.
Some suggestions that i can give:
1. Option elimination has to be the key factor. I say this because I come from a stage where even I used to feel every option to be the right fit to the question.
2. DO NOT GO FOR FLUKES at all! VARC could be the biggest trough in the CAT exam because the difference between a correct option and an incorrect one would be thinner than the width of a strand of your hair.
Some suggestions that i can give:
1. Option elimination has to be the key factor. I say this because I come from a stage where even I used to feel every option to be the right fit to the question.
2. DO NOT GO FOR FLUKES at all! VARC could be the biggest trough in the CAT exam because the difference between a correct option and an incorrect one would be thinner than the width of a strand of your hair.