Dear Readers,
A lot of people have been asking me to do DI, but I have been putting it off as it is very difficult to explain DI on a static page. So starting this week, I am going to try something new; PPT-based video explanations. I’m starting off with a set from CAT 2006, and will move on to some more sets from other older (paper-based) CATs and from the SimCATs. The idea is to demonstrate how to approach a DI set in the wild, so to speak.
(Note: Please watch it in at least 480p resolution!)
Since making these videos is a pretty time-consuming process, I will temporarily have to switch to one post in a week. If I can get more efficient at this video-making, then I’ll go back to two posts, and will also try to do some maths questions in a similar format!
Do let me know what you think in the comments…
regards
J
CAT-holics 
Great idea J! 🙂
wonderful initiative!! looking forward to more videos DI 🙂
Nice….initiative.
Looking forwards to more videos in future.
Great work. This type of DI caselet i have observed in 2 test series in a week.
Cracku
Aimcat
Insane this initiative. However, if possible please keep posting more lessons in the normal format alongside the videos. One post a week is unacceptable 🙂
I will, once I get the hang of this video business 🙂 Any new thing takes time to learn…I will do my best!
regards
J
Please go ahead! 🙂
Dear Sir/Madam, This is an amazing idea. Looking forward to view the videos.
Thanks and regards, A. Shiva Yamini.
Commendable job sir. You keep on exploring and finding new ways to enlighten us.
Its wonderful learning DI mnemonics!!
Dear Sir, If possible please cover some lessons on different types of Venn Diagrams questions esp. max/minima. Last year instead of DI, I had three sets of questions on Venn Diagrams and I could barely solve 1.
I’ll see if I can find any good stuff on it, which can provide value add. Will do at least one video on that kind of question soon…
regards
J
Great work… 🙂
awesome initiative for DI sir… awaiting since long time… __/\__
Thank you so much Sir!! 🙂
It was simple and had enough clarity. More such posts will be helpful apart from DI.Numbers also will help as it caters also to more questions in cat.
Nice explanation,,,, hats off.I am trying to face my fear for DI ,I think I am on the right path
sir, have you posted any one the 2011 DI set questions, the one with “jigri in M.S exam” and the other one with “time slots division of students preparing for CAT 2005” if yes please share the link or else can you please post one because they are too tricky and the solution which I got was also ambiguous..
2011 Di questions are not officially available, so I am not sure what you are talking about. Up to 2008 is available, beyond that it is not. Any questions you have which claim to be from those years are unreliable (not to mention illegal)
regards
J
Hi J
Are the videos removed from the you tube channel??
Possibly; they were on the IMS youtube channel and I have no control over that
regards
J
Any other way to access those videos….that will be really helpful….or if you can suggest some ways to increase speed in lrdi section..
No way I can think of, offhand. As for building speed, that comes through practice and analysis. Solve 200 good sets, understand the underlying logic, build a database in your head. Speed will follow.
regards
J
Why have you deleted these videos? Are they available somewhere else?
I haven’t (actively) deleted them, but the channel I had uploaded them on no longer exists (and I am not sure where the original videos got to, been a while and multiple laptops since). If I find them, I will figure out a work-around…
regards
J