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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
1. Establish a habit of reading editorials regularly, which will help you improve your reading speed.
2. Focus on the key words while reading the passage.
3. Improve your vocabulary with newspaper and nonfiction book reading.
4. Instead of solving passages that come first on paper, develop the habit of scanning passages and selecting based on familiarity.
5. Learn about time management during the mock test practice. Y
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
1. Start with the quant section and focus more on the practice of this section. If you improved your accuracy in this section, you can attempt questions in which you are confident.
2. Divide your time table in such a manner that you can allot two hours to each section.
3. For the reading comprehension section, regularly summarize the editorials in a time-bound manner.
4. At this time,
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Maybe you can rewrite your exam or focus on specific college entrance exams.
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