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by mehrasa » Tue Oct 04, 2011 5:20 am
CR is one of the toughest part in GMAT.. i read more than 2/3 of CR bible (powerscore), i thought i understood all materials and i did well on end of chapters' problem set.. but now i am doing OG verbal review, It seems most times the methods i learnt do not work and it seems the Qs and answer choices is from another planet..i am so frustrated.. any body can help me how to improve my CR skills?! :(
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by gunjan1208 » Tue Oct 04, 2011 5:30 am
Hi Mehrasa,

Surprisingly, I am finding the first person to say that. CR is actually the easiest of the section in English.[Usually for other people SC and RC are the one which create preblem; However, this depends]

If you want, I can help you chalking out the plan or even can explain the basic rules and structures on the reading comprehension. I think there are certain basic rules which are to be follwed and you are done.

let me know if you are interested and I can plan how to teach you on CR. [FYI- Make an informed decision as I am yet to appear in the GMAT in January. I might think I am good. But that may not be a good reasoning for you. let me know if you are interested.

I am form India and this process will help me also improving my reasoning skills.I can invest 20 minutes a day to explain the things to you. In casem you happen to be from India, we could even talk.

Thank you!

Gunjan

You could leave me a private mail in case your decision is affirmative.
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by theforrestgump » Tue Oct 04, 2011 11:10 pm
mehrasa wrote:CR is one of the toughest part in GMAT.. i read more than 2/3 of CR bible (powerscore), i thought i understood all materials and i did well on end of chapters' problem set.. but now i am doing OG verbal review, It seems most times the methods i learnt do not work and it seems the Qs and answer choices is from another planet..i am so frustrated.. any body can help me how to improve my CR skills?! :(
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