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08 Dec 2016, 16:00
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Hello!! I scored 20 in verbal which is pathetic. The main problem I faced was time management and slow handling of SC questions which I believe is supposed to be the easiest. I really need some expert guidance. Even though I know the SC rules, I feel completely lost when I see the problem. If I can achieve 100% accuracy in SC questions, I can handle other sections in much better way thereby drastically improving my scores. Please help me.
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11 Dec 2016, 15:08
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Are you identifying splits (differences between the answer choices) on SC, or are you reading each answer choice one by one? A good way to get faster on easy questions is to skim the answer choices and find the differences between them, then eliminate the ones that fall on the wrong side of that difference.
29 Dec 2016, 22:16
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Hi gmatkhurana,
The SC section is the easiest verbal section to make improvements on. Once you understand how to think and approach this question type, there are only so many ways you can be tested. Here at GMAT Pill we developed the 10 core frameworks which detail the 10 ways to approach GMAT sentence corrections.
Here is a sample video detailing one of the core frameworks: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice- ... stion/2184
The RC score could definitely use some improvement. To improve RC - you really need visual guidance. Don't read articles about how to improve reading. You improve by actually doing or watching someone else do.
That's why you might find these video walkthroughs helpful: https://www.gmatpill.com/practicequesti ... tions.html
For CR, we recommend a visual framework approach to help you understand the complex short passages and how each item relates to each other.
Here is a video describing the visual framework approach: https://www.gmatpill.com/criticalreason ... Estate.mp4
Best of luck on your studies!
The SC section is the easiest verbal section to make improvements on. Once you understand how to think and approach this question type, there are only so many ways you can be tested. Here at GMAT Pill we developed the 10 core frameworks which detail the 10 ways to approach GMAT sentence corrections.
Here is a sample video detailing one of the core frameworks: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice- ... stion/2184
The RC score could definitely use some improvement. To improve RC - you really need visual guidance. Don't read articles about how to improve reading. You improve by actually doing or watching someone else do.
That's why you might find these video walkthroughs helpful: https://www.gmatpill.com/practicequesti ... tions.html
For CR, we recommend a visual framework approach to help you understand the complex short passages and how each item relates to each other.
Here is a video describing the visual framework approach: https://www.gmatpill.com/criticalreason ... Estate.mp4
Best of luck on your studies!
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