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10 Apr 2005, 11:25
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A couple of posts mentioned that the LSAT Critical Reasoning questions are better and tougher than the Official Guide. Is that correct? Does anyone know if it is worth buying and practising from?
Also is there a CR/SC mega bank that has more practise questions. I couldn't find it.
Thanks
Also is there a CR/SC mega bank that has more practise questions. I couldn't find it.
Thanks
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10 Apr 2005, 14:33
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the information you have about LSAT is true. LSAT CR and RC are really worth buying. About CR and SC mega bank, you can try here: https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewforum ... bb71fde6d7
10 Apr 2005, 21:26
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You need to be able to differentiate those that will be tested on the GMAT though. Unless you're done with the OG, I don't see a point buying a LSAT CR book. You could get enough practice if you visit this forum frequently (make it part of your daily routine for your GMAT prep)
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