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Updated on: 13 May 2022, 20:06
Originally posted by GmatKnightTutor on 07 May 2022, 17:28.
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Updated on: 05 Feb 2024, 02:39
Originally posted by GmatKnightTutor on 08 May 2022, 15:52.
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GMAT Knight student tip:
I would say the simplest thing is to read and understand what the passage is saying for any question type. You are guessing if you lack understanding. Reading carefully and slowly and digesting the information is actually the fastest / most efficient way to go about verbal. You will end up losing out on accuracy AND time if you try to skim, or you read faster than you should. You will miss info and have to rescan, even more inaccurately because of the time crunch.
This is especially helpful for CR. On hard CRs I would spent like 2 min on the passage to figure out what exactly it’s saying and I’m being asked before even looking at the answers. Once I had a solid understanding eliminating / finding iffy answers was very simple.
I would say the simplest thing is to read and understand what the passage is saying for any question type. You are guessing if you lack understanding. Reading carefully and slowly and digesting the information is actually the fastest / most efficient way to go about verbal. You will end up losing out on accuracy AND time if you try to skim, or you read faster than you should. You will miss info and have to rescan, even more inaccurately because of the time crunch.
This is especially helpful for CR. On hard CRs I would spent like 2 min on the passage to figure out what exactly it’s saying and I’m being asked before even looking at the answers. Once I had a solid understanding eliminating / finding iffy answers was very simple.
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Updated on: 03 Jun 2023, 13:58
Originally posted by GmatKnightTutor on 13 May 2022, 17:47.
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