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Three things, done well.

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Find your blind spots

A short diagnostic spots which set-types — grids, games, caselets — quietly cost you marks, then weights every set toward them.

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Explain why you missed it

Not just the right method. Our AI reads your actual approach and shows where your reasoning broke — the part textbooks skip.

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Can you avoid the pitfall?

Logical reasoning~2–3 minutes

Five students, five days.

What we know
V, W, X, Y and Z each took a test on a different day, Monday to Friday.
  • X took the test on an earlier day than Y.
  • Exactly two people sat the test on the days between Z's day and W's day.
  • V took the test on Wednesday.
  • Y did not take the test on Friday.
  • Z took the test on an earlier day than W.

Q1. Who took the test on Monday?

Q2. On which day did W take the test?

MonX
TueZ
WedVgiven
ThuY
FriW

The pitfall: most people grab “X before Y” and “Z before W” and start guessing whole orders. The unlock is clue 2 — “exactly two people between Z and W” means their days are three apart, so (Z, W) is either Mon–Thu or Tue–Fri. In the Mon–Thu case the leftover days (Tue, Fri) must go to X and Y with X before Y — forcing Y onto Friday, which clue 4 forbids. So it has to be Tue–Fri, and the rest falls out. Turn “two between” into a fixed distance first — that's the instinct the daily set builds.

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The most feared section. Also the most trainable — if you practise the right way, every day.

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One free CAT DILR set every morning, a diagnostic that finds the set-types costing you marks, and AI that explains where your reasoning slipped — not just the answer.
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