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Verbal (English)
- Verbal part of the LCAT comprises of two sections:
- Sentence Enhancement (English Grammar)
- Reading Comprehension (Paragraph Reading)
Preparation
According to LCAT sample test provided by LUMS official website, in LCAT-I the Grammar section is sentence enhancement
While in SAT-I it spot the error. Though the base of the two is the same (grammar) but the strategies to solve them is quite different. In Pakistan, no book is available for this section of LCAT. However; you can prepare SAT-I grammar. A set of Sentence Enhancement is available to download
Exemptions
LCAT is compulsory for all applicants except:
- Foreign nationals/ Overseas Pakistani nationals i.e. Applicants residing in a foreign country and currently studying or having completed their last year of schooling abroad.
- Applicants residing in Pakistan having more than 2100 score in the new SAT I and with one of the following academic qualifications:
- O' Levels with 6 A grades
- Metric with 80% marks and FA 1st year with 70% marks /FSc 1st year with 75% marks
- American High School Diploma (at least 90%)
Exempted applicants need to take
SAT I through
College Board , USA before January 24, 2012 in order to be considered for admission. Your scores must be reported to LUMS officially from the
testing agency. The scores you list on your application or scores appearing on your school transcript will not be considered official.
LUMS SAT code is 0513. We recommend that you list LUMS as a school to receive your scores when you take the test. If you do not, please allow plenty of time for your scores to arrive at LUMS. It takes at least 4 to 6 weeks to receive SAT I scores. It is important that you register for tests with exactly the same name as you have indicated
on your application account.