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My speed in CR as well as RC is horrible! I get the concepts right as long as I am not going fast, but as soon as I try to speed up, I start getting several questions wrong (e.g. by missing the point in CR, or not rememering stuff in RC). I seem to be hitting a wall!
Any intelligent suggestions to consistently increase the speed while not compromising on quality?
Any intelligent suggestions to consistently increase the speed while not compromising on quality?
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If you take a long term approach, reading is the best practice for improving your reading. Like most everything else, the more you read the better you will get at it. Imagine playing tennis against someone that plays once a month to playing against someone that plays several hours every day. Read rigorously every day and you will improve.
If you have several months before you plan to take the test, consider increasing the amount of reading that you do each day. I would suggest national newspapers as the GMAT tends to take it's grammatical cues from these sources. The Washington Post, NY Times and Wall Street Journal are best; and in addition to improving your reading skills, you'll also develop analysis skills with subject matter like finance & science that are topics in GMAT questions.
If you have several months before you plan to take the test, consider increasing the amount of reading that you do each day. I would suggest national newspapers as the GMAT tends to take it's grammatical cues from these sources. The Washington Post, NY Times and Wall Street Journal are best; and in addition to improving your reading skills, you'll also develop analysis skills with subject matter like finance & science that are topics in GMAT questions.
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