In many a contest, it happens to me that I am not able to solve a problem (even no problem), so I just need help with where to get the almost similar concept-based problem that I am not able to solve, so I will not make that mistake again (if any advice please help), I know that the problem set has many problems but I need the precise to the problem that I was not able to solve.
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It is normal to not able to solve any problem at all. You need to keep trying and never give up. If you are unable to solve a problem, try looking up the solve and then try again.