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I am trying my best to be good at RC but I dont know why I fail miserably ever time I try to attempt a set.. I am not able to apply any concept taught or read from any book when I am actually solving a new set.. please give some advice if any of you crossed the same obstacle..
I think its about more timed practice. Even I am very weak in RC. I took CAT23 I was miserable in RCs. But when I started practicing GMAT level Critical Reasoning questions more, I at least feel a bit more comfortable while approaching RCs. 
04 Feb 2024, 11:36
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I think its about more timed practice. Even I am very weak in RC. I took CAT23 I was miserable in RCs. But when I started practicing GMAT level Critical Reasoning questions more, I at least feel a bit more comfortable while approaching RCs.
which book helped u start reading? 
04 Feb 2024, 20:37
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I am trying my best to be good at RC but I dont know why I fail miserably ever time I try to attempt a set.. I am not able to apply any concept taught or read from any book when I am actually solving a new set.. please give some advice if any of you crossed the same obstacle..
RC is all about practise. Understand the meaning, get slow initially & try to get the questions right, and slowly develop the skill. It will surely help, it helped me a lot! 
