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I took the GMAT the last week, I got a 640 Q: 45 and V: 34
I want to re-take the test in January.. I am trying to improve my verbal score the most. I spent most of my time on SC questions, I did improve my accuracy. But now, I realize that during the test I struggle on some CR and RC questions, specially the High difficulty questions..
Right now I am using the Power Score RC book for the CR section, great book, (in my opinion better than the MGMAT CR) I think that will help me to improve my CR accuracy...
But now I am not sure which material to use, in order to improve my RC accuracy... I have the RC MGMAT book, but I would like to ask if there is some other material that might be worth reading or if there is a course worht buying such as: e-gmat or gmat pill..
I feel that if I can improve my RC accuracy by finding a suitable approach to tackle the questions, I would be able to improve my overall score..
Any advise on the RC ?
Thanks in advance
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However, this does not mean that you need to stick to this process. If you like to skim passages this might not be the safest bet. To get a more holistic view of RC strategies check gmat-club-s-reading-comprehension-strategy-guide-83101.html
If you plan to take either gmat pill or e-gmat there are samples available you could check them out and see they suit your style of studying. I found gmat pill pretty useful. Here are some samples
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