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01 Jan 2020, 07:29
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Hey!
I know there are several different topics on the RC, how are these decided?
Do you always get the spread of like; 1 litterature, 1 economics, 1 biology etc? Or are these totally random?
Could I get only business topics?
Best,
Gustafe
I know there are several different topics on the RC, how are these decided?
Do you always get the spread of like; 1 litterature, 1 economics, 1 biology etc? Or are these totally random?
Could I get only business topics?
Best,
Gustafe
01 Jan 2020, 07:32
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Hi. The process is pretty random. There is no pattern that I am aware of or any way to predict it. You won’t know what will show up on your test until it does.
The only predictable aspect of the RC is that there are 4 passages and they are usually of different topics and have a varied length. Usually at least one is a short one but there is no absolutes about RCs. Some even have reported getting multiple RCs back to back.
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The only predictable aspect of the RC is that there are 4 passages and they are usually of different topics and have a varied length. Usually at least one is a short one but there is no absolutes about RCs. Some even have reported getting multiple RCs back to back.
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01 Jan 2020, 07:34
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Alright. Thanks for the quick reply!:)
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