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Hello!
I am looking for different RC strategies as currently I am struggling with it. I read many articles in the forum regarding different approaches. I started following option of reading first para, take notes and skim through rest of the paras. I practiced it for a while but not getting the expected results. Either I have to read many lines in the para or first para itself too big or details are missing in my notes. In short my accuracy is only around 40-50%.
Also I tried reading the questions first as someone suggested and try to get/look/eliminate answers. Somehow it is not helping me.
Experts: Please share your experience on how did you overcome and which methodology you adopted and practiced to get the desired result.
Thanks,
PD
I am looking for different RC strategies as currently I am struggling with it. I read many articles in the forum regarding different approaches. I started following option of reading first para, take notes and skim through rest of the paras. I practiced it for a while but not getting the expected results. Either I have to read many lines in the para or first para itself too big or details are missing in my notes. In short my accuracy is only around 40-50%.
Also I tried reading the questions first as someone suggested and try to get/look/eliminate answers. Somehow it is not helping me.
Experts: Please share your experience on how did you overcome and which methodology you adopted and practiced to get the desired result.
Thanks,
PD
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27 Sep 2013, 04:35
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In my opinion based on my experience this strategy is an epic fail..........
Best strategy: reading very very carefully the whole passage then answer the questions straight.......
My opinion.
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Best strategy: reading very very carefully the whole passage then answer the questions straight.......
My opinion.
Regards
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