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by sandy217 » Thu Aug 04, 2011 7:08 am
Hi,

Does anyone know where (any forums like beatthegmat)"The Next 10 Actual Official Test for LSAT" questions are discussed.I am looking for the explanations of those questions.

Kindly let me know

Thanks
Sandy
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by mundasingh123 » Fri Aug 05, 2011 11:08 am
sandy217 wrote:Hi,

Does anyone know where (any forums like beatthegmat)"The Next 10 Actual Official Test for LSAT" questions are discussed.I am looking for the explanations of those questions.

Kindly let me know

Thanks
Sandy
All the official LSAT forums have a policy that prohibit members from posting questions . However they allow discussions on questions that are referred to by Test Paper and Quest Number
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by mundasingh123 » Fri Aug 05, 2011 11:08 am
sandy217 wrote:Hi,

Does anyone know where (any forums like beatthegmat)"The Next 10 Actual Official Test for LSAT" questions are discussed.I am looking for the explanations of those questions.

Kindly let me know

Thanks
Sandy
All the official LSAT forums have a policy that prohibit members from posting questions . However they allow discussions on questions that are referred to by Test Paper and Quest Number
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by sandy217 » Fri Aug 05, 2011 8:54 pm
mundasingh123 wrote:
sandy217 wrote:Hi,

Does anyone know where (any forums like beatthegmat)"The Next 10 Actual Official Test for LSAT" questions are discussed.I am looking for the explanations of those questions.

Kindly let me know

Thanks
Sandy
All the official LSAT forums have a policy that prohibit members from posting questions . However they allow discussions on questions that are referred to by Test Paper and Quest Number
And whats the active forum for that?
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by mundasingh123 » Fri Aug 05, 2011 10:22 pm
sandy217 wrote:
mundasingh123 wrote:
sandy217 wrote:Hi,

Does anyone know where (any forums like beatthegmat)"The Next 10 Actual Official Test for LSAT" questions are discussed.I am looking for the explanations of those questions.

Kindly let me know

Thanks
Sandy
All the official LSAT forums have a policy that prohibit members from posting questions . However they allow discussions on questions that are referred to by Test Paper and Quest Number
And whats the active forum for that?
i came across 1 a log time back . i didnt find it of any use since its very awkward when you are just given a paper and quest. number . I forgot which one . You may google
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by David@VeritasPrep » Sun Aug 07, 2011 5:44 pm
I did not find a site like this for the LSAT. Perhaps there is one I am not aware of...

I would say feel free to post your LSAT critical reasoning questions from the "Next 10 Actual Official" on this site at the Critical Reasoning Forum. I and some others here teach the LSAT as well as the GMAT and the students love to try those questions. Maybe 10 - 20% or more of the questions on the Critical Reasoning board are actually LSAT questions.

You can post some reading comp as well since these things overlap.

Logic Games may not be quite the thing for Beat the GMAT.

If you want to, you can send me a PM when you post an LSAT question. I will try to help out.
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by sandy217 » Sun Aug 07, 2011 6:55 pm
@David I am pleased with your reply.

I am preparing those questions in context of GMAT.So i might not concentrate the logical reasoning part.The reason i asked for the forum is, it is highly difficult to type entire RC here.If there is aforum that discusses all the questions, it would be a time saver.Anyways my exam is in another 10 days.Right now am concentrating on reviewing Official guide.In between I might touch few CR question from that book.If i face any difficulty, i will post them in the CR section.

Again thanks for your reply.

~Sandy
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