sagarsangani123
I believe that I am making many errors on the Critical Reasoning section.
Hi Sagar, few basic things to watch out for, in CR:
• In Critical Reasoning questions, separate the
Premise (fact) from the
Conclusion (the main point).
• At least a basic understanding of
causal relationships and the various ways of attacking the causal relationships, comes in handy, especially in Conclusion questions
• One needs to appreciate that a
common thread runs across most Critical questions. For example, most
Assumptions questions could also double up as
Strengthen the conclusion, while in most cases, the
opposite of Strengthen the conclusion is
Weaken the conclusion.
• For the most part, additional practice on LSAT questions does
not help. LSAT tests advanced level Logical reasoning questions, but GMAT Critical Reasoning questions do not require formal know-how of Logical reasoning. Hence, limit your practice to official questions only.
• In most questions, you need to be continuously keep the
Conclusion in mind (especially in Strengthen the conclusion, weaken the Conclusion, Assumption, and Evaluate the Argument). The correct answer choice will closely relate to the conclusion. Depending upon the exact question, the correct answer choice will either
bridge the gap between the premise and conclusion, provide
evidence to
support the conclusion, or provide
evidence to
refute the conclusion.