RC solving in IST Timing

Question

Hello community,

I am looking for fellow gmaters to solve some RCs together in IST post office timings.

Would love to know your approach and reasoning on passages and share mine.

Thanks!

pintukr · Answer

Read each paragraph, write appropriate para summary in 8-10 words (for each paragraph). Connect the dots of each such paragraph summary to develop a single 'passage' summary.

Archit3110 · Answer

There are many strategies available on how to tackle RC
it depends on you what suits you and gets you a good accuracy...
Restrict to official questions only

rn1112 · Answer

f possible, web links to RCs from OG and Verbal Review can be shared on this Forum.

ISB2822 · Answer

Are LSAT official questions a good practice for GMAT????

Also can you point me to good solutions for official questions?

I am not able to develop a consistent process by reading forum discussions on gmatclub

Kushchokhani · Answer

Hey,

there are quite a few expert replies including mine on  this topic

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi goalISB55,

Here is an article you may find helpful:

GMAT Reading Comprehension Tips: Top 8 DOs and DON’Ts

TargetGMAT22 · Answer

expert replies including mine

Did you mean you have posted an expert reply or You, along with few experts, have posted a reply on that thread. I hope you didn't mean the former, atleast your score on verbal (and overall) is far from that of an expert

Braintree · Answer

using lsat rc’s for improving upon gmat rc is debatable. some experts are totally for it, and some against it on this forum. i think that if you have exhausted all the gmat official rc’s, understand how these lsat and gre one’s may be different from the gmat one’s, and still need more practice, then working through lsat ones should be helpful. however, just ‘going through’ as many rc’s as possible is inefficient. with each passage, your objective should be to unlearn your bad reading habits - including skimming and re-reading, - and improve on your reading speed without compromising on comprehension. i know it’s easier said than done 🙂

Kushchokhani · Answer

TargetGMAT22 Yes I meant the latter one, but it motivates me to improve on this exam and contribute to GC as I have quite a few followers now on GC

Braintree · Answer

That’s the spirit, Kush!!

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