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16 Jul 2017, 02:02
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I have been consistently getting my RC questions incorrect. Process of Elimination is not doing much good. I have been practising from the Official Guide and Kaplan. Any help on approaching the RC questions would be appreciated.
16 Jul 2017, 02:15
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Diya04
I have been consistently getting my RC questions incorrect. Process of Elimination is not doing much good. I have been practising from the Official Guide and Kaplan. Any help on approaching the RC questions would be appreciated.
Hi Diya04 ,
Welcome to GMATClub
Going with POE only approach will never help you on GMAT RCs.
Your aim should be first understand the argument properly and then go back to the questions.
Here is a great post written by our experts. Have a look:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/experts-topi ... 41004.html
Happy Studying
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Hi there - as a non native speaker the S.T.O.P procedure has helped me a lot. Scope, Tone, Organization and Purpose. Remember Purpose = Scope + Tone. This is a veritas process - google it and there's a ton of articles on it. Finally, never proceed beyond the next paragraph or a 10line section without understanding what the previous portion was all about. Good tool for that: can you summarize the entire para in 6-7 words. This help you organize your the stimulus. STOP procedure also teaches you that all GMAT passages can be broken into ADO types - analytical, descriptive and opinion based ....... these will get you through the universal question types and the topic specific ones can be addressed by looking at your organization/ para-roadmap. In the end your always employing POE : but this will enable faster elimination!
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