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Any strategies to improve accuracy in RC?
I’ve found reading the passage once but thoroughly helps a lot. Even if it takes longer to read, for me, the overall time comes out to be equivalent, or even lesser in case of long passages. I read the passage line by line without skipping anything and I move forward only when I’ve comprehended what it says. As I read the passage, I vary my pace. If I’m able to understand, I read quickly and as soon as I feel it’s getting tougher to chalk out what they’re saying, I slow down. That helps in solving most of the questions without the need to refer back to the passage. For some specific questions, I just revisit that specific part and reconfirm. 
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I’ve found reading the passage once but thoroughly helps a lot. Even if it takes longer to read, for me, the overall time comes out to be equivalent, or even lesser in case of long passages. I read the passage line by line without skipping anything and I move forward only when I’ve comprehended what it says. As I read the passage, I vary my pace. If I’m able to understand, I read quickly and as soon as I feel it’s getting tougher to chalk out what they’re saying, I slow down. That helps in solving most of the questions without the need to refer back to the passage. For some specific questions, I just revisit that specific part and reconfirm.
but when I do the same it takes me 12-13 mins only for reading...how can i over come this.? 
