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Dear Experts / GC Members,
Please share some tips to increase ones 'active reading - reading at optimal speed enabling correct comprehension' skill . I am asking this question to you as to achieve V40..... one have to answer almost all the question in a test with having anytime pressure ( may be TP on last 2-4 Qs......... but not like the case ------ where 9-10 Q's required in last 5 mins).
I am almost good when I am taking time to read and understand the V-question. The recent 36 question mock I took ......... for the 1st 12Q I took 28-30 mins.... avg-ing 2.5 mins ( very high than normal std 1.45) and got all of them correct ---------- Now of course I was left with only 35 mins for the next 2 set of 12 Qs .. in set 2 ( Q13-24) I did 9W and in set 3 ( Q25-36) I did 7W.
Definitely I am not looking for some magic or secret chants ....... And I completely agree that 'practice' is the strongest tool. I am trying to reduce the avg time in steps of 0.25. But, It will be really helpful if I can get some suggestion on any additional stuffs (other than my focused practice) that I am missing.
Thanks In Advance
u1983
Please share some tips to increase ones 'active reading - reading at optimal speed enabling correct comprehension' skill . I am asking this question to you as to achieve V40..... one have to answer almost all the question in a test with having anytime pressure ( may be TP on last 2-4 Qs......... but not like the case ------ where 9-10 Q's required in last 5 mins).
I am almost good when I am taking time to read and understand the V-question. The recent 36 question mock I took ......... for the 1st 12Q I took 28-30 mins.... avg-ing 2.5 mins ( very high than normal std 1.45) and got all of them correct ---------- Now of course I was left with only 35 mins for the next 2 set of 12 Qs .. in set 2 ( Q13-24) I did 9W and in set 3 ( Q25-36) I did 7W.
Definitely I am not looking for some magic or secret chants ....... And I completely agree that 'practice' is the strongest tool. I am trying to reduce the avg time in steps of 0.25. But, It will be really helpful if I can get some suggestion on any additional stuffs (other than my focused practice) that I am missing.
Thanks In Advance
u1983
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