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e-GMAT Reading Comprehension Live Sessions

e-GMAT Strategies to Beat the RC Questions

This class enables you to approach the RC passages and answer the questions. Learn core strategies common to all passages and questions, and learn specific strategies for each passage and question type.

Core Reading Strategies

  1. Common strategies
  2. Common traps

Key Reading Strategies

Learn about the three standard RC passage types

  1. Biological and Physical Sciences
  2. Social Sciences
  3. Humanities

Learn specific strategies for each passage type

  1. Identifying the passage
  2. Best ways to read
  3. Finding the main idea
  4. Common traps

Core Question Strategies

  1. Common strategies
  2. Common traps

Learn about the six standard RC question types

  1. Main idea: Based on the author’s objective
  2. Supporting idea: Based on facts and details that support the author’s argument.
  3. Inference: Based on ideas that are implied, not stated.
  4. Applying ideas as analogies: Presents the same argument or cause/effect relationship in a different context.
  5. Logical argument structure: Like CR, examines how the author makes assumptions and draws conclusions: similar to CR
  6. Style and tone: Based on the author’s bias and opinion.

Learn specific strategies for each question type

  1. How to identify
  2. How to approach
  3. Common traps

Lesson One

Basics

Strategies and Traps

  1. Review the structures of the three passage types
  2. Review the natures of the six question types

Practice

Read a medium-level Biological and Physical Sciences passage

Strategies for Reading the Passage

  1. How to approach
  2. Common passage structures

Strategies and Traps for Each Question Type

  1. Main Idea
  2. Supporting Idea
  3. Inference
  4. Applying Ideas as Analogies
  5. Logical Structure of the Argument
  6. Style and Tone

Repeat with a medium-level Humanities passage

Repeat with a medium-level Social Sciences passage

Lesson Two

Basics

Review of Strategies and Traps

  1. Review the three passage types
  2. Review the six question types

Practice

Read a difficult-level Biological and Physical Sciences passage

  1. Review Strategies for Reading the Passage
  2. Review Strategies for Each Question Type

Repeat with a difficult-level Humanities passage

Repeat with a difficult-level Social Sciences passage

4 Responses to “e-GMAT Reading Comprehension Live Sessions”

  • Mihir says:

    Hi

    I am planning to purchase e-gmat study material.
    Course includes stuff only from SC/CR, I will also be interested in help/material for RC.
    Can you please let me know if the recorded sesssions for RC are also available some how?

    Thanks
    Mihir

    • administrator says:

      Hi Mihir,

      Thanks for your interest in e-GMAT courses. We would love to have you join the e-GMAT family.

      As far as RC goes, you may purchase RC live sessions course for $49. You will then get access to the recordings right away. Also, you will be able to attend the live sessions when the next batch begins around October 15.

      Let me know if you have any other questions.

      Thanks,

      Payal

  • Vishnu Gupta Sure says:

    Hi ,

    I am planning to enroll for CR course in few min.
    Will i also able to purchase RC recordings. Are all above mentioned lessons recording included or is it added as per Live session. I have my gmat on Nov 2 , so time is a limiting factor to wait for live sessions.

    Thanks
    Vishnu Gupta

    • Vishnu Gupta Sure says:

      I enrolled for SC Course instead of CR. I took SC as it is still of weakening area for me.
      Interested in RC Recording but actually curious to know few things like :

      1. Recordings available in what video format. Can i view them in browser ?
      2. All the above discussed topics including lesson 1 and lesson 2 are included in recorded videos ?
      3. New live sessions for RC starting from October 15 contain new lessons ?
      4. I have gmat on November 2 . Will i be able to complete all RC live sessions well before that time ?


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