I think the key is to identify and solve the must-solve questions first, there were only 19 across all sections. Spent too much time on questions I shouldn't have attempted.

I liked the diversity in topics, especially the wildfire and AI passage. It made the test feel relevant to real-world scenarios.

This paper rewarded smart planning. Prioritizing summaries and easy RCs in VARC, then shifting to FMCG and cube in DILR helped me attempt 50% questions with accuracy.

Even though the Aristotle RC was tough, I appreciated how intellectually rewarding it felt. It pushed me to think differently.

DILR felt really draining. Only one set felt truly manageable, and I ended up misreading a condition in the binary logic set. Even though the mock was moderate overall, it did not feel like a real CAT pattern to me, too many abstract or dense questions back to back.