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I am currently facing issues related to improvement in RCs. I went through the GMATPill strategy and tried to use it in some of the RCs, and I found two issues:
1. that the time to read has not reduced much in reading, while it has increased more on answering the questions.
2. that some of the RCs do have less signal words, which makes this strategy less useful to apply. Though, I have applied this strategy on some of the Veritas RC questions. I am thinking of applying this to GMAT too. I won't say that it did not help at all but I have found that in absence of SIGNAL WORDS, this might waste more time but works best when SIGNAL WORDS are there. This makes me skeptic in using this strategy - I am not sure how much of the GMAT passages lack SIGNAL WORDS.
Further, I want to know how much of it has worked for all others, and does this gets improved a lot with practice?
even-without-the-limitations-imposed-by-the-expense-and-difficulty-of-270067.html
Thanks,
1. that the time to read has not reduced much in reading, while it has increased more on answering the questions.
2. that some of the RCs do have less signal words, which makes this strategy less useful to apply. Though, I have applied this strategy on some of the Veritas RC questions. I am thinking of applying this to GMAT too. I won't say that it did not help at all but I have found that in absence of SIGNAL WORDS, this might waste more time but works best when SIGNAL WORDS are there. This makes me skeptic in using this strategy - I am not sure how much of the GMAT passages lack SIGNAL WORDS.
Further, I want to know how much of it has worked for all others, and does this gets improved a lot with practice?
even-without-the-limitations-imposed-by-the-expense-and-difficulty-of-270067.html
Thanks,
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