Properly Using GMAT Reading Ji Jing to Become Your High Score Key
We used to love RC GMAT prediction questions (機經): stable refresh cycles, hitting three or even all four passages on the test, which stabilized the mindset and scores of countless GMAT test-takers. But we also grew to hate RC GMAT prediction questions: the unpredictable (and deliberately disrupted) 7-34 day cycles made the hit rate not as good as before. And when prediction questions didn’t hit, they were just simple Chinese short stories, even worse than Math prediction questions—at least Math can be used as general practice to strengthen your skills. In fact, RC prediction questions with a low hit rate were even worse than YouTuber Lao Gao—at least Lao Gao doesn’t constantly talk about Black feminism.
But starting today, Dustin is bringing RC GMAT prediction questions back to glory, restoring their rightful value. Through Dustin’s deeply trained AI (GPT), which has learned GMAT writing style, vocabulary, and sentence structure from numerous articles, every Chinese prediction question in Dustin’s database can now be rewritten into GMAT-style English articles.
