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A good way to improve RC is to train yourself to read effectively rather than just quickly. Start by reading high-quality publications like The Economist, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and Scientific American, as they contain passages similar to GMAT RC in style and complexity. Many of these offer a few free articles per month.

When reading, practice identifying main points, author’s tone, opposing viewpoints, and cause-effect relationships. This will help you process passages more efficiently during the exam.

Additionally, slow down initially—focus on understanding every sentence before worrying about speed. Over time, comprehension will become more natural, and you will read faster while retaining key details.

Keep practicing, and feel free to reach out if you need more guidance!
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