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23 Mar 2018, 09:06
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I'm planning on applying for business schools in a few years, giving me a lot of time to practice my english, math and verbal. As I don't want to waste official GMAT material ant test on this first phase of studying, I was wondering if there is any material from other tests I can go over at this time (like LSATs)?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
23 Mar 2018, 09:19
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Hey ConnieM ,
Welcome to GMATClub
I think that's a great decision to start early and get done with GMAT asap so that you can work on other components of your profile.
I would not prefer to start doing LSAT. As the first step, you should take the GMATPrep free mock test(you can download it from https://www.mba.com) and determine your base score as well as the weaknesses.
Once done, you can start learning the basics first and then gauge your performance using either Manhattan or veritas preps if not official.
Suggestion: Don't expand the time period of preparation alot. This may go against you.
All the best
Welcome to GMATClub
I think that's a great decision to start early and get done with GMAT asap so that you can work on other components of your profile.
I would not prefer to start doing LSAT. As the first step, you should take the GMATPrep free mock test(you can download it from https://www.mba.com) and determine your base score as well as the weaknesses.
Once done, you can start learning the basics first and then gauge your performance using either Manhattan or veritas preps if not official.
Suggestion: Don't expand the time period of preparation alot. This may go against you.
All the best
