Thanks @.rizeq! Very much appreciated. :)
I do know that all international testing centres do use different tests. So there is a US version and for example a Chinese version, even if the test is written on the same day (to accommodate for the potential for cheating when there is such a sizeable time change perhaps?).
I'm just quite worried the Chinese games will be harder than the ones we might see in North America, but thinking about that logically (hah, no pun intended) it doesn't make much sense that LSAC would do that. Seems to counterintuitive to a fair universal testing process, no?
Does anyone here have any experience writing the LSAT in China? I'll be moving there soon for school and I plan on writing at the Beijing testing centre in December.
I have heard that LSAC makes the games section of the Chinese LSAT harder, whereas, LR and RC are often slightly easier questions. Are these largely internet rumours, or is there any truth to them?
Any other advice is also welcome :)
Thanks!
@.flyy Are you by any chance writing in China? If you could use a test/study buddy I'm in Zhengzhou