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this guy deserves a nobel prize in teaching

Thank you, you are a great teacher and this video is very useful. I think you teach the fundamental principles that are needed to answer the GMAT questions, and I must say that is very relieving to put aside all of the gimmicks one reads here and there because one can get to a point in which one focuses too much on gimmicks and therefore loses focus of the fundamentals, and that can certainly be counterproductive.

Definitely underrated! Thank you!!

Feels like i'm in a church when im watching his videos. Amen

Im GMAT ninja not technology ninja. Lol. You're the best. I actually enjoy learning when you teach. Thank you.

Thank you GMATNINJA for your insights. Cleared a lot of my doubts.

May god bless your whole team. Thank you

Thanks for doing this! I'm currently struggling with RC therefore this helps me a lot

The best tutor out here 🙌 period

Hi Charles! Thanks to your videos I got 700 on my first attempt! I scored my verbal very well (not super high though, I got higher than I expected, so I'm happy XD). Your series of videos helped me a lot and these are much better than any other free or non-free materials. Thank you once again!! You're amazing!!

For initiating this 4 part series, a huge thanks to Souvik and Charles !

Charles and Souvik, thanks a lot!!

You are a life saver!!

GMATNinja is a great charismatic teacher!

I haven’t even seen 1/4 of the video but I had to stop and comment at how grateful I am to hear what he is saying. Thank you!! My exam is in 1 week and every video on RC including the institute I have opted for have enforced skimming. I keep asking them how but they just say follow the connectors and read 1st and last sentence of each passage. I am an avid reader and even put this question on reddit a month back coz I couldn’t figure out skimming. I have such an urge to read the whole passage but I have been told to skim to save time but in doing so I have to revisit the passage after each question coz I don’t remember anything especially on scientific and literary passages, it’s confusing as hell. I needed to hear this!!! I wasted so many tests skimming and disappointed immediately after I chose the option coz I knew I was guessing.

“OFFICIAL QUESTIONS ONLY” Such a useful tip! I was practising random RC questions all this while without looking at the source. I got disheartened when I got most of the questions wrong only to realise that the questions’ source is not even known. Thanks a lot❤️ I’ve been performing constantly well since I watched this video❤️

Thank you, Charles!

I cant say it enough but thank you for your golden lessons💪

Thanks for this, really helpful

Thank you Charles

I'll name my baby after you, Charles :))))) ahaha. Thank you, GMAT Club, for all your hard work.

the first 15 minutes were the most helpful!

i am facing issue of fluctuating accuracy in gmat rc. my accuracy drops from 90 % to 30 %. i feel so much frustrated. how can this issue be dealt /?

Hey Charles, Your videos are really helpful. I just have one question though. Is there anything specific that one can do while dealing with Humanities passages on GMAT RC? Warm regards

Charles, how do you categorize the difficulty of the two questions? i.e. 700 level?

Para 1 Notes: DB's advice -> AA -> Their surprised reaction -> why AA shouldn't be surprised (Shifting along the continuum) Para 2: Practicality of DB's advice (Benefits to AA)-> why DB didn't hold his view for long (Systematic discrimination) [Connects to the first by explaining the practicality of DB's advice and shows the reason for the shift on the continuum]

I spend 8-10 minutes on 3-4 questions. Please suggest how can I fasten solving RC ?

Thank you!

I have been reading books from the GMAT Club recommendations list for the past three months; I can feel how my reading skills are improving everyday. Reading fiction does help and the books from the list are great:)

Thank you sir helped lot

Hello sir, so I usually dont need to write down notes for RC because I can process the information mentally, and previously I usually got almost all my RC questions correct, but since the past 3-4 days I have been making mistakes in the inference type questions on the RC, I don't know whether it anxiety regarding my upcoming GMAT exam or am I genuinely making them, can you please suggest something?

Charles is the best GMAT teacher, hands down!

You rock!!

A big thanks to charles!

My only note from passage 1 was that he is an opportunist. Choose option C for q1.

can someone pls share the link for reading material to improve my reading skills.

Why A is not an answer of Q4? @53:00

Is this reliable for CLAT?

Charles, I love you

I bought the princeton review package and this guy is head and shoulders above them. this stuff should not be free. thanks

what is the meaning of PoA? I want to know full words.

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I got a 20 dollar in my bag( nope I don't) ............" This is f awesome! " (the point here)

PoA? do you mean PoE?

Other tutorials had ruined me with techniques

I am not so sure about gimmick #2. Purposeful skimming, such as reading the first and last sentence of a paragraph, can give you a quick snapshot of the overall passage. Given the mere seconds it takes to do this, it can be beneficial. Smart people often anticipate things. While that may be good in life, it can be counterproductive in a timed test. If the text is about, say, Coco Chanel (to suggest a random topic), many people will immediately recall her business empire, others will think about her marketing genius, some will recall her style. It is human nature to predict things, and I don't think it is good advice to say 'just don't do that'. "Read. Don't guess!"... Similarly good advice like 'eat your veggies', 'exercise regularly', and 'get plenty of sleep' don't do the trick, do they? In the case of a reading-comprehension test, a cursory skimming of the passage, with the objective of identifying the topic/direction of each paragraph, simplifies the task of reading for purpose. Test takers might still anticipate what's coming up, but at least the surprise factor is lower. The distraction is limited. So, weigh the negative effects of being surprised by, say, no mention of Chanel's classic designs with the seconds it takes to see that it is a narrow passage about her marketing smarts. Depending on your personality, habits, and reading style, purposeful skimming may be beneficial for you.

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