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LSAT RCs for GMAT Prep?

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by gmatviki » Tue Aug 18, 2009 10:54 am
Hi,

Some questions:

1) Is LSAT RC section recommended for GMAT prep? Is'nt it good to have a feel of the tough RCs so that one feels comfortable with the GMAT RCs?
2) Should one just concentrate on getting the Answers right without paying much attention to the time spent on each RC? The questions look good.
3) How much time, "ideally", a GMAT aspirant should try to spend on one LSAT RC? Information shared with a real example from the Document would be appreaciated.

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by sanp_l » Tue Aug 18, 2009 11:08 am
I am a novice myself. may be some senior experienced person can answer it much better. All i know about it is that LSAT is tougher and more detailed RC's are available. What i got from some books is that if you take two minutes per RC question you should be fine. If an RC has five questions, a time limit of ten minutes is OK. May be nine is preferable. But it includes the time you take to read the passage.
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