nimisha59 wrote:
for improving rc which material i must refer???
According to me, RC requires relatively higher level of concentration than other sections and a lot of patience.
Also you need to be a smart reader. While reading the passage - spend good 2-3 mins without worrying about time to get maximum concentration on it. And keep an eye for the structure - What is the author trying to say and how is the tone of the passage changing with every sentence .
For example - In one sentence he might say: Some people do X. But doing X is not good.
My point here is, you don't really care about what X is (it could be a long scientific name for a bacteria) you need to care about What about X? As for this statement, you can say that the author is criticising.
The reason why I told you this is because simply reading the passage and trying to answer the question won't help. We struggle with RC, but its not that difficult if you ask me. You need to be less scared of it and more tactfully and systematic.
Anyway as far as resources are concerned:Finish
OG 12, Verbal Review twice each.
Start with LSAT Papers- about 40 of them are available at an affordable price and passages are denser and there are more questions. Total RCs available 40 X 3 = 120 passages of about 60-65 lines each.
At the end of your prep after you're done with GMATPreps you can use the GMATprep RC document in this forum.
Very Important: Use you approach for all passages i.e. with an eye for structure. Try to avoid non standard material because GMAT Passages are beautifully structured. I haven't tried all the resource available in the market , but whatever I have used has dissappointed me. So might as well stick of standard material.
Hope this helps!