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I have my GMAT next friday (7 July)
I am week in CR (Esp - Explain, inference and stengthen and weaken questions). Due to short time I cant practice much, so want to concentrate on my true weakness.
So my questions to the CR guru's here is if anyone has attempted practicing questions from 2000 CR ? If they have do you have rough idea as to what questions are pretty difficult and would be good candidates for practice..
Example : Questions 500 to 1000 are difficult and may be good candidate for practice. (This is the kind of answer I am expecting)
Any insights on the questions quality will be greatly appreciated.
I am week in CR (Esp - Explain, inference and stengthen and weaken questions). Due to short time I cant practice much, so want to concentrate on my true weakness.
So my questions to the CR guru's here is if anyone has attempted practicing questions from 2000 CR ? If they have do you have rough idea as to what questions are pretty difficult and would be good candidates for practice..
Example : Questions 500 to 1000 are difficult and may be good candidate for practice. (This is the kind of answer I am expecting)
Any insights on the questions quality will be greatly appreciated.
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28 Jun 2006, 19:21
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do you mean 1000 CR? Instead of 2000 CR? From what I have read from others, many have suggested the LSAT Cr (which are in the 1000 Cr) since they are similar to the hard ones from GMAT. But you will need to concentrate on the same type of questions as GMAT...ie strength, weakness, inferred, conclusion... hope this helps... also make sure that you have a timer running while you are attempting the CR
30 Jun 2006, 18:05
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Thansk acfuture. Yeah I do have 1000 CR's but I am relying on the 2000 CR this is an XML file that can be used with GMATTER software.
If anyone needs it I am attaching it to this post
If anyone needs it I am attaching it to this post
