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neethusree735

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neethusree735

Saturday, Nov 07 2015

I have the same problem - on tests 40 to 60 or so, I scored -2 or -3 on reading comp. The answer choices on the newer exams (69+) are really tricky!

General · T14 Acceptance-- Thanks, 7sage!!!

neethusree735

Saturday, Nov 07 2015

that's awesome to hear. I also scored a 167 on the October LSAT and decided to delay my apps until after I get my December score, but maybe I should submit sooner!

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neethusree735

Sunday, Oct 18 2015

you can apply ED II at some schools - penn has an early decision deadline in january.

Study Groups · BR this Fri and Sat

neethusree735

Saturday, Oct 17 2015

I'll be there!

Study Groups · BR Group Cycle for December & February Takers: Starting over, all over again

neethusree735

Monday, Oct 05 2015

How do I get in on the BR sessions?? :)

General · Need advice on how to increase speed...

neethusree735

Tuesday, Aug 25 2015

Thanks for the advice! I put off practice testing until I can speed up on logic games, so I'm finishing up the Cambridge logic games bundle now.

General · Need advice on how to increase speed...

neethusree735

Saturday, Aug 22 2015

Thank you both for your responses! I'm going to just do two PTs a week - one on Sat and one on Sun until the test. And yes, @torahisland910 - I need to spend more time actually making inferences on the main game board/splitting game boards if necessary before launching into the questions. I guess I always have the fear that if I can't make any inferences, then I'm wasting time, but I guess usually I will be able to make at least a few if I spend time thinking about the rules, right?

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Sunday, Aug 16 2015

neethusree735

Need advice on how to increase speed...

Hi all!

I just started taking timed practice tests at the end of July and have noticed that I need to improve my speed in all sections. In logic games, I'm usually able to complete 3 games and then am able to complete 1 or 2 questions on the last game before time runs out. In logical reasoning, I'm usually able to complete 23/25 questions and then have 1 minute or so to split between the last two questions. In reading comp, most of the time I can complete the whole section in time, but sometimes I run out of time at about 25/27 questions.

Any suggestions? I plan on taking 2-3 practice tests per week until the Oct test (I know... it's approaching so quickly, I'm terrified) but does anyone have anything concrete I can do to make sure my pace picks up before the test?

PrepTests ·

PT106.S2.Q25

neethusree735

Thursday, Jul 30 2015

Thanks for responding :) What I mean is that Marianne's argument might be fair game for PAST instances of humming, but her conclusion (that her humming is involuntary and she's unaware of it, therefore she should be allowed to hum) assumes that she cannot come to control it MOVING FORWARD. Choice D points that assumption out and calls it out... does that make sense? I guess that doesn't explain why answer choice C is wrong, just why choice D makes sense.

PrepTests ·

PT106.S2.Q25

neethusree735

Wednesday, Jul 29 2015

I, too, was conflicted between ans choices C and D. However I ultimately concluded D because Marianne's conclusion is referring to her previous instances of humming. But the officials are talking about moving forward - e.g. stop humming from now on or you're out. So D is talking about moving forward, even if in the past she was humming involuntarily, she COULD stop if she wanted to. Does that explanation suffice, or did I get this question correct by fluke?