Reading Comprehension is the hardest section for many students. But it becomes dramatically easier when you approach it strategically instead of passively.
1. Master the Passage First
Do not rush to the questions. Spend time understanding:
- structure
- viewpoints
- the author’s purpose
- the main point
This upfront investment pays you back in accuracy.
2. Tag the Paragraphs
Ask: What is this paragraph doing? Is it introducing a view, adding evidence, or providing background? This mental map makes everything easier.
3. Read with Purpose
Daily reading only helps if you practice spotting:
- tone shifts
- argument structure
- main points
4. Blind Review RC
Re-answer RC questions untimed before checking results. This catches misreads and weak habits—and fixes them fast.
