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23 Oct 2005, 13:27
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Guys,
For the past few days I am taking some practice tests and I am really stuck in verbal section,need some advice from you people, from your experience if you had encountered similar situation.
In verbal section, I am stuck at 29-30 correct mark out of 41 questions.I am not able to cross that barrier, most of the time in my wrong answers, it is really a narrow escape for me.Out of all wrong answers, almost always,in 5-6 question I have narrowed down to 2 choices and unfortunately picked the wrong one.If I picked the right one, the score would be 35-36, a failry good one for me. But its not happening....despite my all the efforts, hence I am in seeking advice from experts from this forum, hope they can help me. I am taking PR and KAP tests. I am 2 weeks away of my test day.
For the past few days I am taking some practice tests and I am really stuck in verbal section,need some advice from you people, from your experience if you had encountered similar situation.
In verbal section, I am stuck at 29-30 correct mark out of 41 questions.I am not able to cross that barrier, most of the time in my wrong answers, it is really a narrow escape for me.Out of all wrong answers, almost always,in 5-6 question I have narrowed down to 2 choices and unfortunately picked the wrong one.If I picked the right one, the score would be 35-36, a failry good one for me. But its not happening....despite my all the efforts, hence I am in seeking advice from experts from this forum, hope they can help me. I am taking PR and KAP tests. I am 2 weeks away of my test day.
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23 Oct 2005, 19:02
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A strike rate 30 is not at all bad. I think you may have to see what type of question you are missing and the underlying reason for that. There has to be some fundamental error you have been making in some type of question. See if that is RC, SC or CR. Then narrow it down to finer details such as SV error, inference question or for that matter minor reading error or lack of understanding of the question.Systematic approach may help.
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