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22 Jul 2007, 03:35
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Hi Clubbers,
It looks like V38+ scorers are increasingly using LSAT CR and RC in their GMAT prepation. It would be great to get some entries on how much you benefited from LSAT CR&RC in your GMAT preparation.
If you used such resource, tell us about:
-how did you use the LSAT CR&RC material
-how it helped you
-what was your improvement
-other strategies and advices
Please elaborate you answers with evidence
thank you for your contribution!
It looks like V38+ scorers are increasingly using LSAT CR and RC in their GMAT prepation. It would be great to get some entries on how much you benefited from LSAT CR&RC in your GMAT preparation.
If you used such resource, tell us about:
-how did you use the LSAT CR&RC material
-how it helped you
-what was your improvement
-other strategies and advices
Please elaborate you answers with evidence
thank you for your contribution!
26 Jul 2007, 00:44
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I have done about 6 sets of LSAT CR and just gave my first test. I get anywhere between 3-6 incorrect and always have 3-4 questions incomplete and time runs out (GMAT Time, LSAT time is way short!)
I just took my first CAT (MGMT) and contrary to what I had thought, its not exactly helping I think. What seems to have happened is that I have started getting hang of LSAT type of logic which seem rather rigorous , ironically GMAT CRs seem to be less rigorous. GMAT stems seem easier to interpret but they seem to make question difficult on a subtlety rather then by supplying more information logically related.
So in short just my experience but, be careful spending too much energy on LSAT CR after some point it is not helping to me, I am going to now move to OG CR, some I have done before to see how I perform - but for 1-50 I have been doing ok with 3-4 wrong in 25 set. I will focus specifically on last 50 or so.
Anybody else has had similar experience..?
I just took my first CAT (MGMT) and contrary to what I had thought, its not exactly helping I think. What seems to have happened is that I have started getting hang of LSAT type of logic which seem rather rigorous , ironically GMAT CRs seem to be less rigorous. GMAT stems seem easier to interpret but they seem to make question difficult on a subtlety rather then by supplying more information logically related.
So in short just my experience but, be careful spending too much energy on LSAT CR after some point it is not helping to me, I am going to now move to OG CR, some I have done before to see how I perform - but for 1-50 I have been doing ok with 3-4 wrong in 25 set. I will focus specifically on last 50 or so.
Anybody else has had similar experience..?
26 Jul 2007, 01:12
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I've had a similar experience. LSAT CRs use keywords to clearly deliniate the conlcusion, and supporting evidence. I find it easier to come up with the assumption for LSAT CRs than for GMAT CRs. At this point I've shelved the LSAT materials and am just running through all the explanation in the OG an from the MGMAT tests.
