Hi! I don't know if it's just me but, before the start of this year Daily RCs used to be a breeze for me (I'm talking about at minium 4/6 correct). But since 2nd Jan the level of RCs have gone significantly up.
I do appreciate this change but I'm struggling to keep up with RCs now. Main difference I have noticed is the option similarity, even if I know what the passage is about I would get confused while choosing the options.
Also, the way the RCs are written.. (I don't know how to explain this, so pls bare with me)... I mean I get what it means but I don't know whether what I've understood from the RCs is what the RCs is trying to convey, like so many nuances are there to catch on... this sounds inane ik.
It could also be the fact that I haven't been practising VA lately (like revision and stuff)
Nevertheless, I want to solidify my footing in RCs... so, is there a way I can tackle this?
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ahaha, i guess its good practice, isn't it?
it is! but just wanted to know how other ppl are attempting them! it's great to see higher level RCs but, you must have takeways from them as well, not just solving them aimlessly or for the sake of keeping your streak... know what I mean 😉
mhmm ofcourse! made it a habit to have one takeaway from every RC that i attempt, even if it is just a simple grammar rule.
also, if you're scoring +6 more than the average, i suppose we're good to go?
Right!
I mean being above avg is always a good thing but I like to keep my scores consistent. I dont really look at avg that much but, that's just me ig.
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12, 7, 9, 8.
These were the average scores of the first 4 RCs of 2026.
Yes, they're harder than the earlier ones. We'll have a mix of easy and hard -- don't worry!
Oh ok! Thank you!!!