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by beny » Thu Aug 23, 2007 6:12 am
I wrote the LSAT. It's more difficult than the GMAT. The questions weren't too bad (despite that GMAT is a lot easier); the hardest part of the LSAT was the timing.
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by bates88 » Wed Aug 29, 2007 11:47 am
Hey there...without telling me anything that's actually on the exam since we can't do that, did you see a lot of DS questions? DS is killing me!
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by beny » Wed Aug 29, 2007 12:03 pm
I don't think there were too many DS questions... just a bunch of impossibly difficult PS questions (I had to randomly guess on at least 1/5 of the math).

I wish there were more DS questions, as it is easier to "spot the trick" with DS questions, and thus they are easier to guess at without having to solve.

Nevertheless, I believe you can get like 10 questions wrong and still get a 50 in quant (either that, or I'm just awesomely lucky at guessing... but I am pretty certain that many of my guesses were incorrect).
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