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Hi,
Does anyone know what the difficulty level of LSAT CRs is compared to the real GMAT? I am not at all doing well on these and I'm getting quite worked up because of that.
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hi remgeo,

I would only focus on the assumption, indentify flaw, inference, strengthen/weaken, logic types from the lsat. The other types arent tested. I think lsat cr's are just as difficult as the difficult gmat ones. HTH
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difficulty level LSAT CRs 16 May 2006, 02:37
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Joemama, The last part of your message was what I didnt want to hear :(
Anyway, thanks for that. I have no option now than to improve my scores :x
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Hi remgeo,

are you using the CR1000 doc??

I want to use to improve my CR score and I have heard ( read on this forum) that other than the LSAT CR's the other CR's are very easy.

Do you agree??
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difficulty level LSAT CRs 16 May 2006, 23:29
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Hi remgeo,

are you using the CR1000 doc??

I want to use to improve my CR score and I have heard ( read on this forum) that other than the LSAT CR's the other CR's are very easy.

Do you agree??
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I felt the other part was definitely easier than the LSAT CRs. Probably same level as OG. But they give you very good practise
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Hi remgeo,

are you using the CR1000 doc??

I want to use to improve my CR score and I have heard ( read on this forum) that other than the LSAT CR's the other CR's are very easy.

Do you agree??

I felt the other part was definitely easier than the LSAT CRs. Probably same level as OG. But they give you very good practise
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Remgeo,
Try to follow one strategy. For eample, KAPLAN (Verbal workout) teaches you to split the CR in Evidence & conclusion & then attack. Actually, I found this useful. If you are able to identify different organs of CR, I think you will crack it :good
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