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30 Nov 2024, 22:33
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@bb pls help me in interpreting my week1 CR results, i did 25 Lsat of sub-505 got 96%, then did 25 Lsat of 505-555 got 84% and then did 20 old OG of 555-605 got 45%. In old OG of 555-605 i was not able the able to understand them. So how should i improve ?
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30 Nov 2024, 22:47
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My suggestion would be instead of taking 70 questions which would take you three hours, To take 10 questions. Of course you have learned tremendous amount of valuable lessons from those 70 questions you did.
Suggest would be to do 10 questions, three easy, for medium, and three hard ones.
Instead of solving every possible combination of random critical reasoning questions, I would suggest only doing assumption on day one. And see if you can hit your target if you’re looking for a 55+ score you should probably get eight out of 10 correct. And if you’re not hitting them, you should go back to the books and study more critical reasoning assumption chapter specifically. After you have studied the assumption chapter again and made notes and made sure that you understand how assumptions work, you take another 10 questions and see if you have been able to improve to 80%. 10 questions will only take you about 20 or 30 minutes instead of three hours you can move onto the next chapter such as conclusions .
Suggest would be to do 10 questions, three easy, for medium, and three hard ones.
Instead of solving every possible combination of random critical reasoning questions, I would suggest only doing assumption on day one. And see if you can hit your target if you’re looking for a 55+ score you should probably get eight out of 10 correct. And if you’re not hitting them, you should go back to the books and study more critical reasoning assumption chapter specifically. After you have studied the assumption chapter again and made notes and made sure that you understand how assumptions work, you take another 10 questions and see if you have been able to improve to 80%. 10 questions will only take you about 20 or 30 minutes instead of three hours you can move onto the next chapter such as conclusions .
30 Nov 2024, 23:01
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I m following the GMAT Ninja Study Plan Week 1, but was not able to interpret the results. In LSAT it was great but when moved to og there is so much difference
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