Para Summary questions in the CAT's VARC section are a direct test of your ability to distill information. They challenge you to grasp the central idea of a dense passage and condense it into a single, perfectly balanced sentence. Many aspirants struggle here, not because the content is difficult, but because they miss the core message or get distracted by irrelevant supporting details. With a systematic, five-step approach, you can turn Para Summary into one of your most rel

Your Late-Starter CAT Strategy Guide Feeling like you’re late to start your CAT prep? Perhaps seeing others already deep into their studies makes you anxious? Here’s the truth: many toppers begin their serious prep just 5–6 months before the exam. It’s not too late—it’s just time to go all in, with a focused plan. At Rahul Sir Classes, we believe that starting strong now is more important than how early you began. This week, Rahul Sir breaks down the exact approach for late s

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Master CAT 2026 VARC with the complete 99 percentile roadmap — RC passage strategy, para-jumbles, sentence exclusion, daily reading habits, mock analysis framework, attempt strategy, and proven methods to maximise Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension performance.

Scoring 80–90 percentile in CAT doesn't mean you've reached your limit. Learn the exact diagnosis framework, mock analysis methods, section-wise fixes, and mindset strategies that help repeaters jump to the 97–99 percentile range.

Most CAT aspirants prepare for the qualifying cutoff published by IIMs—but the actual percentile required for a PI call is often 10–15 points higher. Learn the difference, analyze IIM-wise data, and set the right CAT 2026 target.

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Dr. Jayesh Bansal had not touched maths in 9 years. He is a doctor. He gave CAT 2025, scored 99.71 percentile, and got into IIM Ahmedabad. Here is the full story and 6 lessons every CAT 2026 aspirant must take from it.