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by dumb.doofus » Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:03 pm
Question to all .. especially to the instructors..

This is wrt LSAT RCs from the 1000 RC compilation.. I am assuming that most people have seen those..

How much useful are the LSAT RCs? I find them very tough. I use the following formula to crack RCs while practicing..

Number of questions in RC * 1.5 = Total amount of time to be spent on the passage.. this includes reading the passage and answering the questions..

LSAT RCs I am never able to complete within the timeframe.. whereas when I solved the OG.. those RCs were like breeeze.. so simple..

What kind of preparation is expected for GMAT?

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by crejoc » Wed Jun 10, 2009 3:37 pm
This is indeed a good question, if some experts could reply to this , it would be very useful, Mainly about the timing .. Thanks in advance...
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by yogami » Thu Jun 11, 2009 12:42 pm
Yes. This is an imp question. RCs are make or break deal for non native speakers like me. You know what forget the term non-native. I would say for people like me who hate reading passages!!.
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