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16 Apr 2014, 10:56
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Dear all and experts,
I need help what timming strategy should i follow in real gmat or gmat prep test.
Becase i take me about 8min over all in reading passage and answer the questions related to this passsage
2 min on avg to take one SC question and 3 min in one RC
I am we confused whr i m wrong?
Please help how to cut down the time and where (on sc, rc or cr)
And much time should i give to the specific type of question on gmat to complete the test
I need help what timming strategy should i follow in real gmat or gmat prep test.
Becase i take me about 8min over all in reading passage and answer the questions related to this passsage
2 min on avg to take one SC question and 3 min in one RC
I am we confused whr i m wrong?
Please help how to cut down the time and where (on sc, rc or cr)
And much time should i give to the specific type of question on gmat to complete the test
18 Apr 2014, 12:56
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Hi there,
Timing in the RC can be challenging. Perhaps you can improve your note-taking skills, which will ultimately help you decrease the time you spend on the questions:
Taking notes in the Reading Comprehension section can be very useful.
Since more than 95% of all correct answers for Main Idea and Structure questions come from the first two sentences of the paragraphs, your first step is to read the first two sentences of each paragraph and take notes on each.
Make sure you only paraphrase and do not copy everything word-for-word. The point is is to get a brief summary of what you have read.
Pay attention to any of sentences that have opposition conjunctions like however, but and although.
This should be enough for a general mapping of the text and should help you locate many of the detail-related questions.
Before you get the hang of note-taking, don’t worry about timing. Your timing will improve as you practice. Most people complain about the fact that note-taking takes more time, but in the end, it will actually save you time and make you more precise.
Regards,
Elizabeth
Timing in the RC can be challenging. Perhaps you can improve your note-taking skills, which will ultimately help you decrease the time you spend on the questions:
Taking notes in the Reading Comprehension section can be very useful.
Since more than 95% of all correct answers for Main Idea and Structure questions come from the first two sentences of the paragraphs, your first step is to read the first two sentences of each paragraph and take notes on each.
Make sure you only paraphrase and do not copy everything word-for-word. The point is is to get a brief summary of what you have read.
Pay attention to any of sentences that have opposition conjunctions like however, but and although.
This should be enough for a general mapping of the text and should help you locate many of the detail-related questions.
Before you get the hang of note-taking, don’t worry about timing. Your timing will improve as you practice. Most people complain about the fact that note-taking takes more time, but in the end, it will actually save you time and make you more precise.
Regards,
Elizabeth
19 Apr 2014, 09:16
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This should be enough for a general mapping of the text and should help you locate many of the detail-related questions.
Before you get the hang of note-taking, don’t worry about timing. Your timing will improve as you practice. Most people complain about the fact that note-taking takes more time, but in the end, it will actually save you time and make you more precise.
Regards,
Elizabeth[/quote]
Would you plz tell what is proposed or recomended timeto complete one Reading passage, One Critical Reading, and one sentence correction question?
Before you get the hang of note-taking, don’t worry about timing. Your timing will improve as you practice. Most people complain about the fact that note-taking takes more time, but in the end, it will actually save you time and make you more precise.
Regards,
Elizabeth[/quote]
Would you plz tell what is proposed or recomended timeto complete one Reading passage, One Critical Reading, and one sentence correction question?
