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11 Oct 2011, 13:10
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Hi,
Any tips on improving speed on CR. I just dont seem to get solve questions below 80 sec. is this good,bad,ugly?
Pl suggest.badly need to fix this problem since it is eating into my RC and SC time
Any tips on improving speed on CR. I just dont seem to get solve questions below 80 sec. is this good,bad,ugly?
Pl suggest.badly need to fix this problem since it is eating into my RC and SC time
11 Oct 2011, 13:27
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Depends.. how, much time are you taking on SC and RC? If you can nail an SC question in less than a minute and an RC passage in less than 8 mins then I think 80 secs/ CR is fine..
To improve CR timing, you need to get real good at categorizing the sentences into:
1. Background info
2. Premise
3. Conclusion
Note that there is no conclusion in certain CR types (Must be true, Main point..)
Whenever you read a stimulus, above 3 things should just shine in front of you. So keep practicing with this in mind and you'll see that you're timing and accuracy both will increase. Good luck
To improve CR timing, you need to get real good at categorizing the sentences into:
1. Background info
2. Premise
3. Conclusion
Note that there is no conclusion in certain CR types (Must be true, Main point..)
Whenever you read a stimulus, above 3 things should just shine in front of you. So keep practicing with this in mind and you'll see that you're timing and accuracy both will increase. Good luck
13 Oct 2011, 01:20
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First, have you used any study guides for this area? If not, then I strongly suggest the Powerscore CR Bible. And how many questions have you attempted so far (approximately)? Please provide us with more information on your general preparation for verbal. Thanks!
