Altogether a different experiment on real exam!

Hope I aunderstood u correctly.

Are u saying that u are going to skip questions in the sense that u r going to take a random guess???



Try this if u can:

Spend 3-4 minutes reading the passage thoroughly and take down notes(line-2) that u think were the takeaways from each paragraph. The 4 questions can then be answered in 3 minutes or so (it differs from person to person). What I am trying to say is try this strategy atleast for a 1hr-2 since u have 2 days and see what happens. The general opinion is that its too late to try a new startegy a day or 2 before the exam but what do u loose if the strategy that u have been followinghas given u only a 50% hit rate from what u say. What will cots u in terms of time witth RC is i u dint read the passage focussed and thoroughly to begin with and then u start reading the passage again and again for every question that u r trying to answer.

U should defnitely be making some gains on time in SC (1 minute - 1.25 should be more than sufficient once u have memorized the rules and applied them successfully by recognizing patterns). SC is more like quant in some ways.


I would hate for u to miss out on Verbal points if the RC that u gave a half hearted attempt on turns out to be a non experimental one and some others that u gave more focus to turns out to be experimental questions. This is the danger with ur startegy above as its very hard to predict which ones are experimental and which ones are not.

Just my 2 cents.

Regards,
CR