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excluding too long passages..

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by mohan514 » Sun Aug 26, 2012 6:18 pm
hello ,

when i a practicing i have been completely excluding very long passages as their chances are very bleak to appear on the real gmat ..

i know they would make the small rcs easy but i have my exam in a month ..

so with very little time left is it worth spending time on big passages..

i am not a verbal genius anyway .. looking for about 80 percentile..
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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Mon Aug 27, 2012 7:39 am
mohan514 wrote:hello ,

when i a practicing i have been completely excluding very long passages as their chances are very bleak to appear on the real gmat ..

i know they would make the small rcs easy but i have my exam in a month ..

so with very little time left is it worth spending time on big passages..

i am not a verbal genius anyway .. looking for about 80 percentile..
For students who are non-native English speakers, this may be a good strategy to give you more time for the other questions in the section. Of course, it does mean that you'll likely answer all 4 related questions incorrectly (or perhaps one guess will be correct).

The best way to test whether this strategy is best (for you) is to try it out on a couple of practice tests and see if you're happy with the results.

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