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01 Jun 2014, 10:01
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Hi
Need some suggestion here.
I have been studying for this exam for quite a while. Currently, my accuracy in SC is about 80%, in RC it is about 75-80% depends on the passage (i actually get one or two question wrong per passage), and CR it is about 60% i would say.
I would like to know how i can push my SC accuracy level to 90% and then RC to 85% and CR to about 75% or so. Frankly, I am finding CR to be pretty tough, nerve wreaking to be honest.
Quant: I am pretty comfortable here, however, I would like to get 50 or so score. I m pretty scared of the work problems.
Here is what I have completed: 13,12,11,9 OG books for SC and RC. I m cracking the same for Quant and CR.
Post this, I will start with the question bank available in Magoosh.
Can you please tell me how I can improve my accuracy in the above mentioned areas? Are there any special tips to crack CR? I am using the process of elimination the most. I have also noticed that when I dont understand an answer choice, I m fumbling.
Have you guys been in this situation before? I would like to smoothen these rough ends in another 20 days max. Post that I would like to start with my mock test.
I am looking forward to hear from you.
Need some suggestion here.
I have been studying for this exam for quite a while. Currently, my accuracy in SC is about 80%, in RC it is about 75-80% depends on the passage (i actually get one or two question wrong per passage), and CR it is about 60% i would say.
I would like to know how i can push my SC accuracy level to 90% and then RC to 85% and CR to about 75% or so. Frankly, I am finding CR to be pretty tough, nerve wreaking to be honest.
Quant: I am pretty comfortable here, however, I would like to get 50 or so score. I m pretty scared of the work problems.
Here is what I have completed: 13,12,11,9 OG books for SC and RC. I m cracking the same for Quant and CR.
Post this, I will start with the question bank available in Magoosh.
Can you please tell me how I can improve my accuracy in the above mentioned areas? Are there any special tips to crack CR? I am using the process of elimination the most. I have also noticed that when I dont understand an answer choice, I m fumbling.
Have you guys been in this situation before? I would like to smoothen these rough ends in another 20 days max. Post that I would like to start with my mock test.
I am looking forward to hear from you.
02 Jun 2014, 08:35
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For SC -- it's about thought process and knowing where to focus your attention. You are close - maybe this can help: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... -questions
For CR -- use mental diagrams to help you better understand the question. This takes practice, but can help you spot logic flaws more easily. Here's an example: https://www.gmatpill.com/criticalreasoni ... Estate.mp4
Problem with process of elimination with CR is that it really eats up your time. You have to thoroughly read each answer choice and make sense of it. It's better if you come in at least with a general sense of what you are looking for -- that way you can skim each answer choice and if it doesn't contain a keyword you are specifically looking for -- or something in that direction -- then you can eliminate it more quickly and your brain doesn't get fried making sense of each word.
For CR -- use mental diagrams to help you better understand the question. This takes practice, but can help you spot logic flaws more easily. Here's an example: https://www.gmatpill.com/criticalreasoni ... Estate.mp4
Problem with process of elimination with CR is that it really eats up your time. You have to thoroughly read each answer choice and make sense of it. It's better if you come in at least with a general sense of what you are looking for -- that way you can skim each answer choice and if it doesn't contain a keyword you are specifically looking for -- or something in that direction -- then you can eliminate it more quickly and your brain doesn't get fried making sense of each word.
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