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CR vs RC - What to learn up first?

Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension
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by piyushdabomb » Sun Mar 14, 2010 4:21 pm
My diagnostic exam indicated that my weakest verbal areas are CR, followed by RC, followed by SC. I was told and have read online about how CR somewhat falls into place once you are good at RC.

Should I just follow through with RC and work on my CR after that (to see improvement?)
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by mohit11 » Mon Mar 15, 2010 2:40 am
piyushdabomb wrote:My diagnostic exam indicated that my weakest verbal areas are CR, followed by RC, followed by SC. I was told and have read online about how CR somewhat falls into place once you are good at RC.

Should I just follow through with RC and work on my CR after that (to see improvement?)

One diagnostic test is not really a true indicator of your weak areas in verbal. I'd suggest you focus on all 3, if you are stretched for time then focus more on SC and CR.
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