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I am working on my RC skills but as all of you know time is a major constraint when it comes to RC. So i was actually planning on the following strategy but not quite sure if this would work.Request your take on this:
1.Finishing the two short RC passages thoroughly(ofcourse not taking more than 6-7 min)
2.Spend more time on the first long RC(this takes 10-12 min for me now in case of 4 questions..trying to improve!)
3.Guessing heavily for the second long RC incase u meet one in the exam. [Ofcourse not the question dealing with the primary purpose(am assuming this is easier) the rest of the 2-3 questions which come along(inference,other specific questions)]
But am not quite sure if this will impact my test score. Request your thoughts.
Thanks.
1.Finishing the two short RC passages thoroughly(ofcourse not taking more than 6-7 min)
2.Spend more time on the first long RC(this takes 10-12 min for me now in case of 4 questions..trying to improve!)
3.Guessing heavily for the second long RC incase u meet one in the exam. [Ofcourse not the question dealing with the primary purpose(am assuming this is easier) the rest of the 2-3 questions which come along(inference,other specific questions)]
But am not quite sure if this will impact my test score. Request your thoughts.
Thanks.
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12 Mar 2012, 22:13
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In GMAT, the passages in RC don't come of the expected size, the passages may vary in length, so this strategy might not work on D-day 
. Why don't you try a few of the well established strategies suggested in the Verbal forums ?
. Why don't you try a few of the well established strategies suggested in the Verbal forums ? 12 Mar 2012, 22:22
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Thanks Subhash. But i am suggesting this in general for RC questions (not taking the exact order of questions into consideration) I read from Manhattan tht there are going to be 2 short and 2 long passages. Isnt this the case??
