r/CATStudyRoom

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New moderators needed - comment on this post to volunteer to become a moderator of this community.

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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago
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Can someone help or guide me for LRDI ?

I have been preparing for CAT for last two months but unfortunately not able to score good enough. Especially in LRDI, taking hours to solve 1 set but still not able to reach the answer accurately.

#cat #MBA

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u/DifferentIsland7041 — 5 days ago

Free VARC AND LRDI Newsletter for CAT Aspirants (IIM C Alum here(

I'm an IIM Calcutta (2021) graduate, and over the past few months I've been creating free daily newsletters on VARC and LRDI for MBA aspirants.

I currently run two free newsletters:

1. VARC (Vocab + Idioms focused)

  • Vocabulary & idioms
  • Practical usage examples
  • Fill in the blanks
  • CAT-style Reading Comprehension
  • Odd One Out & Para Jumbles
  • Detailed explanations

2. Brain Teasers (LRDI)

  • CAT-level LRDI sets
  • SNAP & NMAT Logical Reasoning
  • Arrangement puzzles
  • Blood Relations & Directions
  • Coding-Decoding
  • Step-by-step solutions

The idea is simple: spend just 10–15 minutes a day building consistency instead of cramming before the exam.

These are mainly for:

  • First-time CAT aspirants
  • Anyone preparing for CAT, SNAP, NMAT, XAT, or CMAT
  • Students who want to improve both VARC and LRDI through daily practice

Everything is completely free.

I also run a chess newsletter --> Let me know if you wanted to be added on it.

If you'd like to receive them, comment "Interested", send me a DM, or drop your email below.

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u/chesswithramkar — 11 days ago