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05 Oct 2017, 22:00
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Hello Experts,
I have been doing CR bible and RC Manhattan since last 20 days but the truth is I am still at 1/4 th of the both books. Also its very tedious and time consuming.
Any other strategy that is effective for RC ?????
Also whats I believe is reading good articles daily is the best option to improve RC and taking notes simultaneously will be the effective thing here.
I have left with 50 days only for my GMAT. so need to improve verbal in the meantime only.
Thanks in advance for experts reply.
I have been doing CR bible and RC Manhattan since last 20 days but the truth is I am still at 1/4 th of the both books. Also its very tedious and time consuming.
Any other strategy that is effective for RC ?????
Also whats I believe is reading good articles daily is the best option to improve RC and taking notes simultaneously will be the effective thing here.
I have left with 50 days only for my GMAT. so need to improve verbal in the meantime only.
Thanks in advance for experts reply.
05 Oct 2017, 23:53
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For CR, I suggest that you go and read the whole book, no compromise here. Or, you can also get hold of Kaplan premiere, that's also a good book to consider. I personally prefer Kaplan Premiere over CR bible - short and simple !!
Coming to RC : considering number of pages in MGMAT RC, I personally think its a wastage of time. The source of difficulty is not with the passage, but with the answer choice. So, I believe you have to be extremely brutal while selecting and eliminating an answer choice - then only you can be good at RC.
I see people suggesting to read Economist article, or NYTimes, but personally I dont how does it help. If you go over all the RC passages in verbal and OG, is there any one passage you can take and tell - "I cannot understand anything...". No.. the difficulty lies on two front - patience or your set of minds in exam condition and second your approach.
Cheers !!
Coming to RC : considering number of pages in MGMAT RC, I personally think its a wastage of time. The source of difficulty is not with the passage, but with the answer choice. So, I believe you have to be extremely brutal while selecting and eliminating an answer choice - then only you can be good at RC.
I see people suggesting to read Economist article, or NYTimes, but personally I dont how does it help. If you go over all the RC passages in verbal and OG, is there any one passage you can take and tell - "I cannot understand anything...". No.. the difficulty lies on two front - patience or your set of minds in exam condition and second your approach.
Cheers !!
