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Hey everyone!
This thread is dedicated to sharing your experiences, learnings, and feedback from Real CAT Mock 2 by CATKing.
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Your overall experience with the mock
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Section-wise performance or surprises
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Strategies that worked (or didn’t!)
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Any doubts or questions you’d like to discuss
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This was my first mock didnt expect much but got a decent accuracy.
VARC was good but DILR was horrible. Hope this will change as I attempt more mocks. -
Tough laga mujhe, I think I need more preparation. feeling tensed after this mock.
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Real CAT Mock 2 was humbling. I made the mistake of going sequentially in VARC and wasted time on the harder RCs upfront. Scored better in DILR because I pre-scanned the sets — Set 4 and 5 were saviors. For Quant, I’m noticing a pattern: if I don’t find 4–5 easy questions, I lose confidence. So now I’ll focus on timed topic-wise drills and post-mock analysis. Overall, a great learning experience!
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Overall, I think this was a well-balanced mock. DILR wasn’t too overwhelming if you chose the right sets. VARC was tough but doable — I actually liked Passage 1 for its uniqueness. But Quant really tested my endurance; after 40 minutes, my accuracy just dropped. I need to work on stamina for these 2-hour mocks, it’s mentally draining.
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This mock reminded me that Quant is not just about solving — it’s about solving smart. I initially wasted time on Q5 and Q9, which were difficult. Should’ve gone straight for 7 and 17 — they were clear scoring opportunities. I’m realizing more and more how important question selection is. Also, Geometry is becoming a pain point for me — need to revise the basics again
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I started with Set 4 in DILR and that worked out really well. The circular arrangement felt familiar and gave me some early momentum. Set 1 was a trap — spent 6 minutes reading and still couldn’t crack it. Lesson learned: not all sets are worth attempting. Ended up solving 15 to 22 comfortably. Strategy over brute force is key in this section!
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VARC was quite the rollercoaster in this mock! I found Passage 2 the easiest — could finish it without second-guessing much. But Passage 3 really tested my patience with those abstract lines and confusing options. Also, the odd-one-out questions in the VA section were next-level — especially Q10 and Q15. I think focusing on accuracy helped me survive this section. Got 7 and 8 right, so that felt good!
