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RC is real troublesome, help appreciated.

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by angeo123 » Tue Feb 12, 2008 12:37 pm
Hi all,

I am a newbie to GMAT preparation community. As the first step I bought the following books Kaplan 2008, OG 11th edition and Man SC. I began with the Kaplan book and completed the SC and CR and now working on RC. There it hit my morale badly. It troubles me a lot. I am following the exact method given in Kaplan, with writing notes and creating a mental map of the paragraphs. Still I am not able to point to the correct answers, though the passage is real simple. I think I have a good speed in reading, though sometimes get difficult with the vocab. Am I really missing something?

I was really happy to see such a forum where a lot of help is offered. Hope somebody drives me in correct direction or help me with the much-appreciated advice.

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