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Reading comprehension help

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by aloha » Sat Sep 27, 2008 6:17 pm
My reading comprehension skill is not up to the mark yet. Can any one pls mention some sources (internet, magazine, articles...) that would help enhance my confidence. Thanks in advance.
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by VP_Jim » Sun Sep 28, 2008 8:54 am
In my opinion, there's really no "bad" reading material when it comes to prepping for reading comp. Many people never read at all, so anything usually helps. That said, I think newspapers make good practice since there are lots of short passages on varied topics.

Also, you should of course be reading all the GMAT passages that you can. Getting used to the way passages are set up and the common question types will definitely help your score.
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