Gre Verbal: Reading Comprehension Tutorials

Don’t read: Revolutionary technique for solving RC for GRE & CATby Shivgan Joshi

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RC<br/>Don’t read: Revolutionary technique for solving RC for GRE & CAT.<br/>Reading comprehension class notes for my lecture.<br/&...

Speed Reading : Read Faster with Better Comprehensionby Online CAT Teacher

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The world's favorite self help book on speed reading - a must read for anyone preparing for standardized tests like CAT, GRE, GMAT, SAT etc. It would ...

Reading and Problem Solving for Test Takersby Online CAT Teacher

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The Goals of Reading You have a mind. Now let us suppose that you also have a book that you want to read. The book consists of language written by som...

Improve Your Reading Skillsby Online CAT Teacher

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Cant' seem to finish a book before it has to go to the Library? Can't remember much of what you read? Is reading a confusing and unpleasant experience...

Application: Revolutionary technique for solving RC for GRE CAT (L-by Shivgan Joshi

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In this class we are going to apply the concepts learned in the last class to some RCs.<br/>We will be solving 4 RCs in the class and scrutinize...

How to Find the Meaning of Wordsby Online CAT Teacher

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This is a Basic Vocabulary Learning presentation for everyone. It includes strategies on how to decipher the meaning of a particular word using contex...

Essential Vocabulary for CAT and GRE : YouTube Lesson 3by Online CAT Teacher

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In continuation of the previous series on vocabulary for GRE and CAT, this is the 3rd video. With the words like verbatim, vehemently, transfiguration...

An Introduction to Reported Speech for Standardized Tests Part 2by Online CAT Teacher

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Indirect or Reported Sentences/ Speech is one of the Most Enjoyable and Exciting Parts of Learning English. This comprises very Important Questions in...

English Synonyms : Loveby Online CAT Teacher

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Synonyms and Antonyms are amongst the most frequently asked questions in Standardized tests. They find their way in obvious questions in Verbal Reason...