Critical reasoning prep-->>LSAT powerscore vs GMAT powerscore

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Also. here there are questions from LSAT good for the GMAT.

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Hi,

to be honest as you were, LSAT, aside few questions, is far form gmat scope. So I discourage to use LSAT material for GMAT purpose.

They seem the same, but indeed the logic behind is quite different.

Hope this helps.

regards.

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Totally agree. Now i learnt this after putting 100$ down the drain

carcass, I would disagree. I have used both GMAT and LSAT resources (particularly LSAT LR and LSAT RC) and these LSAT resources were great help. For one, powerscore's LSAT LR bible is a lot more detailed than the GMAT CR bible. LSAT is not far from GMAT scope. The prompts and arguments are usually of the same level. But, I would recommend that you stick to the topics that are covered in GMAT and only go to LSAT materials once you have exhausted all official sources for verbal questions (official guides, GMATPREP free, exam pack 1, question pack 1 , OG 13, 12,10 and GMAT paper tests). Powerscore's LSAT RC bible is also a good book to understand how to engage yourself.

Do note the following differences:

1. LSAT LR prompts are slightly longer than the equivalent GMAT prompts.
2. LSAT RC passages are generally on the longer side and have more questions per passage. I used these passages to work on my time management. I used to push myself to stick to the time limit of 6-8 minutes per passage including answering all questions.

Tl;dr : Refer to LSAT materials only after you have exhausted all other official materials but do stick to relevant topics only.
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