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Well I would say, the actual CRs on GMAT is surely anotch above the OG CRs. Though many of the LSAT CRs are of a different format - a format which you rarely see on the actual GMAT - the difficulty level can be of the LSAT level. Either way, it is always better to practice on tougher problems.
I definitely think LSAT Arguments (the equivalent of the GMAT CR) are harder than GMAT CRs - albeit slightly. The only thing I have not seen in the LSAT books that I have seen in the GMAT books is the bold face questions; those questions are really tough!
so i can say...that practising the LSAT relevant type of questions
will work well. Yes, even i feel that a lot many questions in LSAT CR are of different format.
any other material that i should refer besides OG ?
thanks
You also use the lsat 1000 cr file? going though that as well and as I read your posts in the verbal forum I see some of them in the doc as well...
How well do you do on these? It seems like the file beginns with several 100 questions from whatever source and then later the real LSAT questions beginn....
The others were really easy, I mad 1-3 mistakes per 20 questions. But the real LSAT ones are a lot tougher ..