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18 Apr 2025, 00:36
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“ I’m currently preparing for the GMAT and using resources from thegmatco.com, especially the Critical Reasoning section. I had a few doubts about how best to approach it and would appreciate some guidance.
Should I go ahead and solve the questions subtopic-wise from the “All Official Critical Reasoning Questions” section and analyze them using the built in error log?
Or would it be better to skip the official CR questions for now and focus instead on the “Additional Practice: All LSAT CR Questions” provided on the same site? My plan is to come back and solve the official CR questions later from the OGs, so I can get a more accurate sense of timing and performance.
For context, I’m covering each topic or subtopic by first studying theory from standard books and other quality materials before jumping into practice.
Would love to hear how others are structuring their CR prep using this site—especially if anyone followed a similar approach.
[https://thegmatco.com/all-official-questions/#critical-reasoning](https://thegmatco.com/all-official-ques ... -reasoning)”
“ I’m currently preparing for the GMAT and using resources from thegmatco.com, especially the Critical Reasoning section. I had a few doubts about how best to approach it and would appreciate some guidance.
Should I go ahead and solve the questions subtopic-wise from the “All Official Critical Reasoning Questions” section and analyze them using the built in error log?
Or would it be better to skip the official CR questions for now and focus instead on the “Additional Practice: All LSAT CR Questions” provided on the same site? My plan is to come back and solve the official CR questions later from the OGs, so I can get a more accurate sense of timing and performance.
For context, I’m covering each topic or subtopic by first studying theory from standard books and other quality materials before jumping into practice.
Would love to hear how others are structuring their CR prep using this site—especially if anyone followed a similar approach.
[https://thegmatco.com/all-official-questions/#critical-reasoning](https://thegmatco.com/all-official-ques ... -reasoning)”
19 Apr 2025, 07:33
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Just a quick tip for when you decide/start to do official questions to leverage the online platform the, for example, Official-Guide 2024 comes with. You can use it to create practice sets and choose the type and difficulty (e.g. 10 CR; 3 Easy, 3 Medium, 3 Hard).
19 Apr 2025, 21:00
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You're preparing for the GMAT, so it would be better to start with GMAT questions.
LSAT questions are excellent, of course, but GMAT and LSAT CR have subtle differences in flavour, even if one disregards the LSAT question types that do not appear on the GMAT.
You could do mixed sets of LSAT and GMAT CR questions. But don't start with only LSAT questions and no GMAT questions.
