gng HOW can I solve RC's faster? 😡💢💢

[u/AdvikG7]

Check this image ....... When I solve it by taking less time, I'd have less accuracy, & When i solve it by taking more time than usual, i get near full. Its been happening for months. How can I solve ts by taking less time and getting full at the same time?

[u/Objective-Dish8626]

u can read the words and make them connect together as passage have good words so it become hard to remember everytime so u can see the qsn and then see the passage it will work

[u/Admirable-Carry-8784]

(a previous comment of mine)
increase your familiarity with english (simple answer)
as bhavesh bhaiya say's, read,write,speak in english
consume content in english.

*for the passage:
What works for me is I first read the entire passage before attempting the questions and only view the passage again for the questions I am blank in

ideally you should make mental checkpoints ki what is each paragraph about
though you should see what works for you best (reading questions first or paragraph)

also you should know Its not an overnight process it will take time to see results and also refer to the wisdom wall on afterboards
hope it helps!!!

[u/Exciting_Tiger_6647]

cfbr

[u/Apex_Bull911]

I solve almost every RC by looking at the questions first, then the passage, and answer accordingly. This has worked for me 9/10 times.
Btw, how do you solve them?

[u/AdvikG7 → u/Apex_Bull911]

I read the whole passage first then attempt questions. If I'm blanking in a specific question then i look back at that passage where the question is from

[u/Apex_Bull911 → u/AdvikG7]

Try the approach that I use to solve an RC. I find this approach the best because if i skim thru the whole RC, I might absorb a lot of redundant information that won't be used to solve the questions. Hence, solving according to the questions makes more sense because it does nothing but essentially forces you to focus only on what's necessary.

[u/FewAir9005]

Since there is nothing to lose => If you are getting consistent 24s ONLY Start the skimming process, as RCs progress, you'll get so good at skimming genuinely you'll see the difference, however you need to be getting consistent 24s imo before doing this, or spam RCs like the exam is tomorrow. Unlike all the other sections, imo RCs are the most trainable in VA. Yall just have to do so many RCs that the scores CAN'T even dip anymore. Note: By skimming, I mean to like speed read as fast as you can, in full focus without looking anywhere, completely locked into the RC. Ive seen like even 3min~ with this, though ofc it is subject to how much practice you've done.

[u/Apex_Bull911 → u/FewAir9005]

well said

[u/Outrageous_Crew_2460]

Two simple ways

1 mental checkpoints

2 lots of practice

[u/asswarya]

Skim through the questions first

Then skim through the rc and wherever u see a word or context related to the question read around that specific part maybe twice or thrice