Shweta Arora (Mentor) · 2026-04-01 · 2 helpful
Solving reading comprehension definitely takes time. Even if you give 20 minutes per reading comprehension in the beginning just to practice better, it will still take you around one and a half hours to finish this entire process. So what I would recommend is solve three to four RCs in a day, but allocate two sittings to it at least, which means that don't solve everything at one go. Give it two slots during the day when you solve it, two at a time. Also, you don't have to necessarily read if you're already solving RCs every day, but whenever you're traveling or when you get free time, just simply scroll news articles or read topics that you anyway enjoy reading. For example, I like the TV show The Mentalist, so I would probably type on ChatGPT, create a 500-word article in the CAT-pattern on The Mentalist web series and share some interesting facts. So in a way, I'm learning about something I enjoy while also improving my reading comprehension skills.