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08 Nov 2023, 07:10
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Usually when I do an LSAT set I get 60% correct.
today I did LSAT set and got 90% correct.
In the last LSAT practice I took notes during the set and did it untimed which translated to average of 3:45 mins per question.
how can I take the question time to exam time with taking notes?
today I did LSAT set and got 90% correct.
In the last LSAT practice I took notes during the set and did it untimed which translated to average of 3:45 mins per question.
how can I take the question time to exam time with taking notes?
08 Nov 2023, 07:20
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Hi tomerr.
Try taking as few notes as possible.
Also, in many cases, you can use arrow and other symbols rather than words to reduce the amount of time you need to note ideas.
Try taking as few notes as possible.
Also, in many cases, you can use arrow and other symbols rather than words to reduce the amount of time you need to note ideas.
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GMAT is not LSAT, so hopefully you will have easier and less demanding CR questions.
However, I think you want to minimize your notes during the CR questions (perhaps minimu, writing Weaken or Strengthen, etc). I had trouble with this sometimes confusing what the task was so I would write Arrow UP or Arrow DOWN to indicate strengthen or weaken. Also you can use the grid, ABCDE, to mark answers you know for for sure are out.
However, I think you want to minimize your notes during the CR questions (perhaps minimu, writing Weaken or Strengthen, etc). I had trouble with this sometimes confusing what the task was so I would write Arrow UP or Arrow DOWN to indicate strengthen or weaken. Also you can use the grid, ABCDE, to mark answers you know for for sure are out.
