Today, I went through this website

Today, I went through this website https://www.readingsoft.com/ to check my reading comprehension skill.

My speed is ~ 243 Words per Minute with 73% (8 out of 11 were correct) comprehension. As per the reader profile, I am pretty much average reader. For last couple of days I am trying to increase my RPM but in most cases, when I go fast, I lose the essence of the text.

On other hand, though GMAT never checks reading speed, being written in English, GMAT requires high level of comprehension skill all over. We have around 14 RC, 14 SC and 14 CR, SAY. all RC passages and questions and their all 5 choices have as many as 2000 words. All CR questions contribute as many as 1500 words and SC around 1000 words. Total words in Verbal section are approximately 4500 to 5000. Reading these many words, which have highly complicated and excruciating structure, a slow reader will take 40 to 50 mins. Although a slow reader has 100 to 150 WPM speed, speed reduces to less than 100 WPM when text is on computer screen. Adding to it, the sense of solving the GMAT test will further reduce the speed as a slow reader thinks that good comprehension is better at slow speed. Hence, it is simply consuming 50+ mins in merely reading the text. Then when test taker will get the time to think? Everyone knows that each question requires at least 30 to 60 sec for thinking. So, 41 questions require minimum 20 to 30 mins. This will cross the 75 mins limit and hence all slow readers never could finish the entire test. They have to simply guess last 6-7 questions on average. Same reading skill is also true for quant. The more time you have to think the greater chances that questions will be correct.

Moreover, compared with slow-speed reader, high-speed reader will get ample time to think on each question and, eventually, will get high score. Therefore, it would be very essential that every test taker, reading on computer, read above 200 WPM, if he/she wanted to score 700+.
Hence I am trying to get all opinions from you so that we, all slow readers, could increase our reading speed or find out some strategy to get perceivable solution.

Any suggestion is welcome.