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06 Jul 2015, 10:46
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Hi All
I am planning to give my GMAT in august .For my exam I have almost read all the necessary books available on the forum MGMAT 5th edition all books and power bible for CR. I have done 0G 13 Quant and Quant Review PS .Now slowly I am moving to Verbal and DS.
As I am an Engineer my Quant is strong and feel confident also when I do the PS questions. But from last 2 weeks I am focusing on CR I read all the basic type of question and how to do them . I did 0G13 CR section and I was able to answer 50-60 % of my question correctly. I analyzed my mistakes on wrong answer and checked where I was lagging .Now for referring more question I have taken GMAT Prep CR question but suddenly I found that if I solve 10 question at a time I am able to answer 2 question correctly .My confident has suddenly got dropped and I sometime feel lazy also now to solve the CR question.
I know the basics of CR but don't know where I am lagging please advice if any plan I can follow for Verbal preparation.
I am planning to give my GMAT in august .For my exam I have almost read all the necessary books available on the forum MGMAT 5th edition all books and power bible for CR. I have done 0G 13 Quant and Quant Review PS .Now slowly I am moving to Verbal and DS.
As I am an Engineer my Quant is strong and feel confident also when I do the PS questions. But from last 2 weeks I am focusing on CR I read all the basic type of question and how to do them . I did 0G13 CR section and I was able to answer 50-60 % of my question correctly. I analyzed my mistakes on wrong answer and checked where I was lagging .Now for referring more question I have taken GMAT Prep CR question but suddenly I found that if I solve 10 question at a time I am able to answer 2 question correctly .My confident has suddenly got dropped and I sometime feel lazy also now to solve the CR question.
I know the basics of CR but don't know where I am lagging please advice if any plan I can follow for Verbal preparation.
06 Jul 2015, 15:30
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kktrehan
Hey kktrehan,
For CR, we recommend a visual framework approach to help you understand the complex short passages and how each item relates to each other.
Here is a sample video running through the framework approach: https://www.gmatpill.com/criticalreasoni ... Estate.mp4
06 Jul 2015, 19:05
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Hi kktrehan,
There's a big difference between dealing with sets of CR questions and handling a FULL-LENGTH CAT. From what you've described, your performance is inconsistent, but it's not clear what your ACTUAL ability level is.
Have you taken any FULL CATs recently (including the Essay and IR sections)? If so, then what were your scores?
Until we have some data to work with, it's not clear if CR is actually your biggest 'problem area' or not.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
There's a big difference between dealing with sets of CR questions and handling a FULL-LENGTH CAT. From what you've described, your performance is inconsistent, but it's not clear what your ACTUAL ability level is.
Have you taken any FULL CATs recently (including the Essay and IR sections)? If so, then what were your scores?
Until we have some data to work with, it's not clear if CR is actually your biggest 'problem area' or not.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
13 Jul 2015, 22:02
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kktrehan
Solving questions with no time constraint is very different from solving questions under severe time constraint. I am guessing that when you solved questions from OG, you did not take time into consideration and in GMAT Prep, all you get is 2 mins for each. I suggest you to practice 10 questions at a time with a time limit of 25-30 mins to begin with. Slowly push back the time to 20 mins. If your concepts are clear, practice under time pressure will help you perform well in the practice tests.
