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09 Dec 2012, 05:02
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I have gone through the Manhattan GMAT RC material and i am following their approach of 2 to 3 min for shorter passages. And 3 to 4 min for longer passages.
Some passages consists of so many details
. It is very difficult to take notes of this passages. 
How to capture all those details in a short time
? How to remember all those details ?
Some passages consists of so many details
. It is very difficult to take notes of this passages. How to capture all those details in a short time
? How to remember all those details ?
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09 Dec 2012, 06:51
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I am also facing same problem. How much time do you take to solve a short and a long RC passage. Sometimes i feel i need the whole time of 75 mins for RC and CR only. Otherwise I get so many wrong answers. If you find some strategy kindly share . .
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20 Dec 2012, 21:34
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My correct questions on RC passages are slowly starting to improve. I don't think there is a silver-bullet here. This is probably the only section where you really have to practice a lot. And you will realize that the key is to have total immersion, and feign enthusiasm towards the passage -- I try to pictures events of the passage in my head, as I take notes. Again, this works for me, it might not work for anyone else. You will have to try different strategies and see which works out for you.
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