Verbal Torture

Ok, you really must start from the ground up. Unless you know the basics (and I mean really feel comfortable with them) you will struggle making sense of the higher-level concepts.

I love that you are using elimination for Critical Reasoning - that is absolutely the path to success. It's the same path to success for SC & RC. You must be able to eliminate the wrong answers in SC (search grammatical issues first, then meaning differences). RC is just the same - eliminate the wrong, don't choose the right.

For timing, you'll need to speed up your SC (1:15 is the benchmark) and RC (3-4 mins reading the passage and 1 min per question). Your back to basics approach will help your timing on SC. On RC, I recommend that you practice several passages per week to get comfortable with the types of passages you will see along with the question types (again focus on elimination). You also need to be doing OG practice in 'timed sets', which is like taking mini GMATs. For example, do 5 SC questions and 5 CR questions and an RC passage within the benchmark time. When you are done with all problems, check your answers and review all questions heavily.

Thanks kyle,
Nw im clear abt the impo of basics and how to manage tym. I will learn basics from manhattan and do the OG as u said.. Thanks for the Roadmap..!!! :-D :-D