Author: Aristotle Prep

Publisher:

Published: 2013-01

Total Pages: 304

ISBN-13: 9789350872864

You need three things to do well on GMAT Reading Comprehension you need to know the secrets to reading passages efficiently, learn how to identify and tackle different RC Question Types, and practice enough number of passages from myriad subjects to build the requisite mental stamina so that you are able to comprehend dense and boring passages that the GMAT tests you on. The GMAT Reading Comprehension Grail has been written keeping the above three points in view. The book spans over 300 pages and is the most comprehensive book available today in the market to crack the GMAT Reading Comprehension. The book starts by unraveling the secrets to reading passages quickly yet effectively, then moves on to discuss various RC question types and then provides 60 GMAT like practice passages. By the time, you finish the book, we assure you that you will not fear reading comprehension on the GMAT anymore because you would have learnt what are the best strategies, which of the them work for you and which don t, you will know the types of mistakes you make and what you need to do about them and above all you will not be scared of seeing passages from areas that you had no interest in. In short, you will be much more confident about taking on RC passages. How is this book superior to any other book for Reading Comprehension? This book provides you 3 times the number of practice passages as compared to any other book Unlike other books, the RC Grail strictly follows a 3-4 questions per passage format, just as the GMAT does RC Grail is the only book that categorizes passages into three difficulty levels - low, medium & high. This categorization ensures that by the time you reach high difficulty level passages, you'll be ready to handle them with confidence. RC Grail is the only book that provides a passage map for every passage along with detailed explanations to questions. Unlike those in other books, the passages in the RC Grail are the closest you can get to the GMAT passages in length & structure.