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Need Help to improve in RC.

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by sunnyjohn » Sat Jul 16, 2011 6:02 am
Hi Everyone,

I took GMAT in Nov,2009 and scored 670 (51Q/28-29V). At that point of time I knew my weak area were CR and RC. After the exam,I got very busy with work and never got chance to study again.

One month ago, I thought of getting into again so I started to prepare. I have worked a lot on my CR and RC, and I can see the results in CR section. Till now I have taken 3 MGCAT exams and my scores are-

640 (48Q/28V) : CR ( 10/14 ), RC ( 6/12)
720 (49Q/39V) : CR ( 9/14 ), RC ( 6/12)
680 (48Q/35V) : CR ( 10/14 ), RC ( 5/12)


I think my CR is OK now, but RC is consistently bad. Can some one suggest me some ways to improve my score in RC?

Regarding Quant section, I am not worried as I have not touched Quant section yet. I just do Quant on exam to simulate the real scenario.

Regarding SC section, I am OK in SC, as after revising my SC ( after 1st CAT), I am scoring 10-11 out 16.

Thanks,
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by mundasingh123 » Mon Jul 18, 2011 12:34 am
sunnyjohn wrote:Hi Everyone,

I took GMAT in Nov,2009 and scored 670 (51Q/28-29V). At that point of time I knew my weak area were CR and RC. After the exam,I got very busy with work and never got chance to study again.

One month ago, I thought of getting into again so I started to prepare. I have worked a lot on my CR and RC, and I can see the results in CR section. Till now I have taken 3 MGCAT exams and my scores are-

640 (48Q/28V) : CR ( 10/14 ), RC ( 6/12)
720 (49Q/39V) : CR ( 9/14 ), RC ( 6/12)
680 (48Q/35V) : CR ( 10/14 ), RC ( 5/12)


I think my CR is OK now, but RC is consistently bad. Can some one suggest me some ways to improve my score in RC?

Regarding Quant section, I am not worried as I have not touched Quant section yet. I just do Quant on exam to simulate the real scenario.

Regarding SC section, I am OK in SC, as after revising my SC ( after 1st CAT), I am scoring 10-11 out 16.

Thanks,
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