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18 Sep 2020, 08:04
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Hi,
During my last Mock, I got the super long difficult RC first, which demoralized me and my mock didn't go well.
Is there any order that longer RC appears first or the shorter one?
What I now know is I should be expecting 4 RCs. Are there any tips? Any links where I can learn more about it?
During my last Mock, I got the super long difficult RC first, which demoralized me and my mock didn't go well.
Is there any order that longer RC appears first or the shorter one?
What I now know is I should be expecting 4 RCs. Are there any tips? Any links where I can learn more about it?
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18 Sep 2020, 08:40
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There is no specific order of questions appearing on GMAT whatsoever. GMAT can surprise you however it wants 
To learn more about number of questions go through https://e-gmat.com/blogs/new-gmat-forma ... s-shorter/
Also, you can go through https://gmatclub.com/forum/new-format-g ... 69682.html to devise a strategy.
To learn more about number of questions go through https://e-gmat.com/blogs/new-gmat-forma ... s-shorter/
Also, you can go through https://gmatclub.com/forum/new-format-g ... 69682.html to devise a strategy.
23 Sep 2020, 03:10
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Hi Avinashkr29,
There is no specific order in which you will get the RC passages. You might even get 3 passages depending on the length of the passage. So, it is important to take the test with an open mind. Take the test with a relaxed mind.
How to approach RC questions:
It is important to have the right reading strategies to solve RC questions. GMAT gives you ample amount of information in the passage. It does not test your knowledge on topics such as physics, political science. You need to read the passage in an inferential manner so that you can draw the right inferences and understand the intention behind writing the passage. There is a process called “Involved and Evolved Reading” which helps you read a passage effectively. You can refer to the following video to understand the strategy of “Involved and Evolved Reading”.
Hope it helped! If you wish to know more the methodology used to solve RC questions or wish to know about the study strategy, you can schedule a free consultation call using the below link.
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