Rishab2409
In verbal, I am always down to two choices, but end up selecting the wrong one. So I feel, I need to focus on both, as in RC the long passage throws me off while in CR sometimes the text of the question is difficult to comprehend.
Frankly, I think your solution is easier - I’m not joking because I used the same approach because I had the same problem.
On the hard critical reasoning questions, I would always nail it down to two choices and three out of four times I would pick the wrong one.
Solution - pick the other choice that you don’t like. That’s what I did on my real GMAT two or three times. In part because Verbo was my last section and I was ready to give up and I was tired but it ended up being 96 th percentile.
So next time try to approach and see if your accuracy improves.
If you want to outscore 90% of people here - you cannot use only simple and straightforward strategies you have to use every possible opportunity because that’s what makes the difference at this level.