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I have heard that gmatclub tests are harder than OG because they are supposed to challenge you if you aim at higher scores. However, take this with a grain of salt. I am not trying to confuse you that you will automatically do better.

You mentioned that your strike rate was around 70-80%. Does that include harder problems at the end of each section? Did you time yourself when you were doing the OG problems? If not, then that could explain it. It probably means that you need to do more problems because you will get more acquainted with the tricks. On the other hand, it could mean that you simply need to improve on your time management.

Those were some of my ideas, I hope it helps you!
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For SC in OG12 I took around 1.5 min per question and for CR i took around 2 min per question, i am very poor at RC and when i started the test My first question was from RC and i took round 15 min to finish, so i had to hurry and finish the exam and so this created pressure and indeed resulted bad score,but anyway i will try my level best to crack RC's as soon as possible

Thasks All for your valuable suggestions
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i am very poor at RC

RC is hardest in verbal for everyone...there is no good strategy for that, only think you can do is reading different materials and analysing carefully...

I would suggest Manhatan GMAT RC..it takes just one day to cover that book, and it will encourage you and gives some ideas how to do RC questions...
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i am very poor at RC

RC is hardest in verbal for everyone...there is no good strategy for that, only think you can do is reading different materials and analysing carefully...

I would suggest Manhatan GMAT RC..it takes just one day to cover that book, and it will encourage you and gives some ideas how to do RC questions...

Actually, analyzing carefully might be a misleading advice. Why? You are actually not supposed to read CR passages word for word. You are supposed to go quickly (easier said than done) through the passage and pay attention to key words. Those key words will provide answers in hidden forms. Also, pay extra attention to the wording of the answer choices. One word misread and there you go, you got it wrong. I would recommend you to read MGMAT CR (or any other good CR book) and then by using the principles provided in a book, read random articles. That should help you improve.
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