Can anyone tell ideally at least how many questions should one upsolve after the contest so that one continuously improves?
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I think ABCD will be good to reach expert.
I tries to solve till D,even sometimes E with the help of editorial but I gets saturated at 1550 ratings,what should I do?
Just keep it up and practice more on problems in the range[1600,1900]. You will reach your goal.
Ok.Thanks.
What problem I face is while solving tougher problems whose solution is not clear from the editorial it takes quite a much time for me scanning through the comments. How should I work around this ?
Try to read editorial, then read comments, if you still can't solve the problem look at the code of other participants. if after all this you can't solve it skip it for now and come back to it later.