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<blockquote data-quote="Ram Sabaratnam" data-source="post: 188505" data-attributes="member: 36738">Hiya [USER=21329]@Samridhi Jain[/USER]Having spoken to a graduate recruiter about this, it seems that, for Clifford Chance, applications aren’t reviewed unless you pass the Watson Glaser test. Improving in this area is key and can feel really challenging if you're not used to logical reasoning tests, but I promise it can be done!In addition to tracking your progress in practice tests, I'd encourage you to request feedback reports from firms after completing their WG tests (although not all firms offer WG reports). By asking firms to send me my WG reports after I'd completed that stage of their application, I was able to track how I was doing overtime and also figure out which sections I needed to focus on during my practice tests. Additionally, many people will also recommend doing as many practice tests as possible, but I think it's important to really understand the fundamental differences between the various sections and question types. JobTestPrep has excellent paid resources with detailed explanations, but since you're a gold member, I'd highly, highly, highly recommend Joe Mallet’s WG Masterclass which is included in your subscription. Good luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ram Sabaratnam, post: 188505, member: 36738"] Hiya [USER=21329]@Samridhi Jain[/USER] Having spoken to a graduate recruiter about this, it seems that, for Clifford Chance, applications aren’t reviewed unless you pass the Watson Glaser test. Improving in this area is key and can feel really challenging if you're not used to logical reasoning tests, but I promise it can be done! In addition to tracking your progress in practice tests, I'd encourage you to request feedback reports from firms after completing their WG tests (although not all firms offer WG reports). By asking firms to send me my WG reports after I'd completed that stage of their application, I was able to track how I was doing overtime and also figure out which sections I needed to focus on during my practice tests. Additionally, many people will also recommend doing as many practice tests as possible, but I think it's important to really understand the fundamental differences between the various sections and question types. JobTestPrep has excellent paid resources with detailed explanations, but since you're a gold member, I'd highly, highly, highly recommend Joe Mallet’s WG Masterclass which is included in your subscription. Good luck! [/QUOTE]

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