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by vaivish » Sun Jun 13, 2010 11:17 pm
I want to find out my current performance levels in CR. I have read Powerscore CR Bible and understood most of the concepts. I am practicing LSAT CR, 1000CR, GMAT CR (this is a part of LSAT) and OG. When I solve CR problems from OG, GMAT CR, 1000CR the accuracy is fine i.e.85-90% but when I shift to LSAT CR the accuracy come drops to 65-70%.
Can somebody please tell me whether I have worry about this state of preparation or just keep working on the CR problems which are more close to actual GMAT such as OG, 1000CR and say on the forum. Further, please also mention should I continue solving from LSAT CR or only stick to more traditional sources as OG, 1000CR, gmat prep questions, and forum participation.

I will extend your reply in my SC and RC prep as well.

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by papgust » Sun Jun 13, 2010 11:27 pm
I hope you wouldn't mind if i reply! :)

I personally don't recommend 1000CR doc. None of the questions seem to be good in my opinion. Try to avoid that resource as much as possible. It will only harm your preparation.

And, what is that GMAT CR? Wat source is that? I assume that it is another garbage (similar to 1000CR) floating over the internet. If so, then avoid that doc too.
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