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Hey - putting this out there, I've been doing LSAt RC and I am getting now near perfect 1-3 wrong. Recently transitioned back to GMAT RC and I literally cannot read those passages. They are light, no contrarian points, and seem superfluous when compared to the depth in an LSAT RC passage. I keep looking for the wrong hints for what the main idea is and get stuck misunderstanding points of the article???
GMATNinja what am I doing wrong? Do I need to unlearn or just adapt / get used to GMAT materials (I've done 30 LSAT section 4s - RC)
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GMATNinja what am I doing wrong? Do I need to unlearn or just adapt / get used to GMAT materials (I've done 30 LSAT section 4s - RC)
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Updated on: 20 May 2021, 02:49
Originally posted by GMATWhizTeam on 13 Nov 2020, 03:49.
Last edited by GMATWhizTeam on 20 May 2021, 02:49, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by GMATWhizTeam on 20 May 2021, 02:49, edited 1 time in total.
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Hey,
When you practice RC questions, I would recommend you to stick with the official ones or the one which are related to them. GMAT has a specific pattern in the answer choices and you need to identify them correctly to eliminate the incorrect answer choices. First of all, you need to understand the purpose of RC questions on GMAT.
How to approach GMAT RC passages?
RC questions on GMAT mainly test your inferential skills. If you can understand the intention behind writing the passage, then you can solve RC questions with ease. So, I would suggest you to read the passage in an inferential manner. Do not focus on the details because you can always come back to the passage when you come across the detail based questions. Understand the purpose of each sentence and make a mental summary of each para. Once you are done with all the paras, derive the main point of the passage.
Please go through the recording below to understand the approach in a better way.
Having said that, do not focus on time when you are learning the methodology. During the initial stages, take your time to solve the passages using the right methodology. The focus has to be on getting the approach right. Once you start getting a decent accuracy, you can start timing yourself.
If you need any more help with the approach or with study strategy, feel free to get in touch using the below link.
13 Nov 2020, 13:04
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If you've run out of Official RCs, there may be some more in the Online only question banks you could avail 
