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Verbal Section 30 Jan 2020, 21:39
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Which is the best book to make conceptual understanding of RC and SC .
In SC i have taken couple of private coaching ,studied aristotle but somehow unable to get an accuracy of 70-80 percent.

In RC no clue i waste a lot of time reading passage again and again.

Dont know how to approach RC and SC.

Need help in this.

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Courses that can help with your prep:-
https://gmatclub.com/forum/best-gmat-co ... ml?fl=menu

Best books for Verbal:-
https://gmatclub.com/forum/best-gmat-ve ... ml?fl=menu

Read the following thread for RC
https://gmatclub.com/forum/topic241004.html#p1857560
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Verbal Section 31 Jan 2020, 10:44
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In SC, you need to define your weaknesses and learn from your common mistakes.
In RC, you should read more material, such as newspapers. Practice some reading skills such as skim, scan, read the questions before reading the passages.

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Which is the best book to make conceptual understanding of RC and SC .
In SC i have taken couple of private coaching ,studied aristotle but somehow unable to get an accuracy of 70-80 percent.

In RC no clue i waste a lot of time reading passage again and again.

Don't know how to approach RC and SC.

Need help in this.

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Hey there!
See most of the questions in SC Section are based in deducing the intended meaning of the sentence. Understand what the sentence is trying to explain. And for RC you need to understand the passage thoroughly.
Along with this:-
Follow Manhattan's book on SC and RC. They can guide you well.
Apart from it practice on GMAT Club.
Hope it helps.

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