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07 Feb 2004, 23:34
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CR and RC are two areas of verbal which I have problem. I have gone through OG and therefore almost every question is now sketched on my brain. I decided to go through the book тАЬ10 more actual official LSAT preptestтАЭ. I am scoring almost 70 percent in each of CR and RC. Just want to know whether this is too low or not. What do I need to score if I want to get almost 80 percent of CR and RC in GMAT right ??
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This is a very general query and will certainly differ from person to person (and test to test !). Whether you are scoring correctly and whether it is ok for GMAT is probably a wrong question since you are comparing paper tests to CAT. Remember that a correct question will be followed by a more difficult question !. Therefore what is important is not the absolute % that is coming out of a paper test, but the absolute accuracy level given ANY question. If the latter is 70% , I am not too sure it will lead to your aim of 700 ! Tough words probably, but you asked for an honest opinion.
If I am through with OG, PP tests are gone. I would rather get hold of the Kaplan CD (2004) and try to gauge readiness by doing the CAT's therein (4 are there) and also the preparatory tests which are all in CAT format. I know that Kaplan also sells a pack of 3 CD's (GMAT, LSAT and GRE) and that is more than enough stuff to last three months and to do a heck of a preparation.
Best of Luck !
If I am through with OG, PP tests are gone. I would rather get hold of the Kaplan CD (2004) and try to gauge readiness by doing the CAT's therein (4 are there) and also the preparatory tests which are all in CAT format. I know that Kaplan also sells a pack of 3 CD's (GMAT, LSAT and GRE) and that is more than enough stuff to last three months and to do a heck of a preparation.
Best of Luck !
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