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18 Feb 2023, 05:47
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Hi
i have been attempting 4-5 LSAT RC (600-700 level) per day for a month now. Before that i was doing 700 level LSAT question and I was able to get 1-2 wrong out of 6-8 questions. So, I thought may be i am missing somethign so I should do easier questions and then when i am able to do 100% correct, i will do the remainging 700 level questions.
But, even after 1 month of practice, I am still getting 1-2 wrong even when i am doing 600-700 level question. It seems that i am not doing good on some hard questions in 600-700 questions still. The timing has also not improved.
Once i am done answering and i see that i have answered the question wrongly and i think a bit, i get why the answer was wrong and why the right answer is right. But while attempting, i am not able to figure out the right answer even if i take upto 5 mins.
What should I do? My target is above 45 in Verbal. Please provide me guidance.
Thanks
i have been attempting 4-5 LSAT RC (600-700 level) per day for a month now. Before that i was doing 700 level LSAT question and I was able to get 1-2 wrong out of 6-8 questions. So, I thought may be i am missing somethign so I should do easier questions and then when i am able to do 100% correct, i will do the remainging 700 level questions.
But, even after 1 month of practice, I am still getting 1-2 wrong even when i am doing 600-700 level question. It seems that i am not doing good on some hard questions in 600-700 questions still. The timing has also not improved.
Once i am done answering and i see that i have answered the question wrongly and i think a bit, i get why the answer was wrong and why the right answer is right. But while attempting, i am not able to figure out the right answer even if i take upto 5 mins.
What should I do? My target is above 45 in Verbal. Please provide me guidance.
Thanks
18 Feb 2023, 06:03
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Hi desertEagle.
Are you doing all your RC practice timed? If so, your solution may be to let the time per question slide for now and focus on accuracy. You can take all the time you need per passage to get 100 percent of the questions correct. Then, once you're normally achieving 100 percent accuracy, you can work on pace.
To get to 100 percent accuracy, any time you miss a question, identify why you missed it. Then, address that issue. If the issue is an execution issue, when you answer similar questions, keep that issue in mind and don't make the same mistake.
For some tips on how to practice verbal for best results, see this post.
Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
For some ideas you can use to improve accuracy and reduce the number of careless errors you make, see this one.
Improving Your Accuracy on the GMAT
Are you doing all your RC practice timed? If so, your solution may be to let the time per question slide for now and focus on accuracy. You can take all the time you need per passage to get 100 percent of the questions correct. Then, once you're normally achieving 100 percent accuracy, you can work on pace.
To get to 100 percent accuracy, any time you miss a question, identify why you missed it. Then, address that issue. If the issue is an execution issue, when you answer similar questions, keep that issue in mind and don't make the same mistake.
For some tips on how to practice verbal for best results, see this post.
Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
For some ideas you can use to improve accuracy and reduce the number of careless errors you make, see this one.
Improving Your Accuracy on the GMAT
18 Feb 2023, 06:26
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Working with a study buddy who is really good on RC may be helpful. If you can find some YouTube videos of people going through RC passages in real time you may also pick up some useful tips. To practice reading, similar articles from The Economist could help you save RC passages/questions for later. In case you've run out of Official-Guide questions, the Online only question banks would be a solid choice.
How to get a V40 or higher on the GMAT? What about a V51?
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How to get a V40 or higher on the GMAT? What about a V51?
