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28 May 2020, 00:48
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I'm struggling with the Official Advanced Level CR questions. Usually I spend time on the question stem, find the gap and work on the options. Like taught by Veritas Prep instructor Dan, the correct answer usually pops out but with the advanced questions, I'm simply stuck at not knowing how to work them.
28 May 2020, 11:37
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Hey can you please have look at my query below when you get a chance?
https://gmatclub.com/forum/an-automotiv ... l#p2531237
Cheers!
Hey can you please have look at my query below when you get a chance?
https://gmatclub.com/forum/an-automotiv ... l#p2531237
Cheers!
29 May 2020, 00:53
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Harryhill35 - People starting from scratch need to first go through the complete CR material of a test prep. This will explain them the various question types, expectations in each, the strategies to handle each etc. Plus the practice problems will give them the lay of the land, so to say.
Next comes practicing say 5 questions a day - there are various resources for this. At Veritas, we have a question bank which provides thousands of practice questions with detailed explanations. Open forums like GMAT Club provide a ton of practice questions too (use tags to search for the type and difficulty level).
Sometimes, one or two types of questions give trouble to test takers (e.g. assumption questions) - They take a little more time and practice till you figure out the strategy that works for you. At this time, most people take help of instructors, expert blog posts, forum experts etc.
The final accuracy one achieves depends on the quality of effort one puts in. If one studies with an objective of 'understanding the structure of the argument and the point of focus of each question', usually the result is quite satisfactory.
