Hi Chayanshi,Make use of CAT Sprint tests to get a grip on speed and accuracy. Reduce the number of attempts if you are marking them wrong and ensure you analyse your attempts. Identify easy questions first, do them in first 10 mins, then pick medium level questions and do them in next 20 mins. Finally revise the pending questions and see if you can attempt any in the last 10 mins. As long as you are staying consistent with your marks, there is no need to worry.

speed issue Hello Sir,I wanted to ask for your guidance on how I can improve my speed, especially in Quant. I'm currently studying at IIT Delhi, and due to the level of questions I've practiced so far, I've developed a habit of solving problems slowly and analytically.While this approach helps me understand concepts deeply, it has become a disadvantage during time-bound tests. In topic-wise tests, I’m usually able to solve most questions correctly, but I’m unable to attempt all of them within the given time. Whenever I try to increase my speed, I feel a lot of pressure and end up misreading or misinterpreting questions.Even strategies like Vedic Math become difficult to apply under time pressure. I would really appreciate any advice or techniques you can suggest to help me improve both my speed and accuracy.Thank you!