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23 Feb 2005, 20:46
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I took the test earlier and scored 570 way back in nov 2004. i have been practicising till feb 3rd pretty regularly but had to put it off due to some personal problems. I have exact one month to finish everything and take the test.
I have already done the OG verbal/math but planning to redo them and took Kaplans tests .
I am still not very confident about Verbal and I feel that i have lost touch with Math in the past 20 days.. just a feeling.
I have done the ETS paper tests.
I have Princeton 4 tests available.(still to take)
I have LSAT material of CR .
can anybody suggest a good strategy to do well in a month.
I have already done the OG verbal/math but planning to redo them and took Kaplans tests .
I am still not very confident about Verbal and I feel that i have lost touch with Math in the past 20 days.. just a feeling.
I have done the ETS paper tests.
I have Princeton 4 tests available.(still to take)
I have LSAT material of CR .
can anybody suggest a good strategy to do well in a month.
24 Feb 2005, 02:51
Kudos
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Math
1. You have to feel comfortable with the time. Do Kaplan math under time constraints. Challenges can help as well
2. Make sure you can use equations, the key to success in quant. Try to solve them quickly
3. Finish with the Prinston test
Verbal
1. Run through the Paper Tests. Not just redo them but analyse carefully and slowly. If you feel shaky on a concept find the discussion of the question on this forum. It's no good doing a lot of tests and making same mistakes
2. Practice LSAT CR and RC. At first at your comfortable pace, then under time constraints
3. I would also advise to study the last 20 pages on the verbal forum. Most difficult questions are most discussed as well
1. You have to feel comfortable with the time. Do Kaplan math under time constraints. Challenges can help as well
2. Make sure you can use equations, the key to success in quant. Try to solve them quickly
3. Finish with the Prinston test
Verbal
1. Run through the Paper Tests. Not just redo them but analyse carefully and slowly. If you feel shaky on a concept find the discussion of the question on this forum. It's no good doing a lot of tests and making same mistakes
2. Practice LSAT CR and RC. At first at your comfortable pace, then under time constraints
3. I would also advise to study the last 20 pages on the verbal forum. Most difficult questions are most discussed as well
24 Feb 2005, 18:38
Kudos
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If I will be in place of you, I will:
1. maintain a proper and systematic error-log/concept-log (for SC, CR, RC) and will go through them every now and then.
2. first do all paper/PP tests.
3. complete all the challenges in chalenges section (for math).
4. revise OG in the last 2-3 weeks.
5. visit forum everyday for 1 hour (not more than that).
6. do atleast 1-2 RC daily.
1. maintain a proper and systematic error-log/concept-log (for SC, CR, RC) and will go through them every now and then.
2. first do all paper/PP tests.
3. complete all the challenges in chalenges section (for math).
4. revise OG in the last 2-3 weeks.
5. visit forum everyday for 1 hour (not more than that).
6. do atleast 1-2 RC daily.
