Critical Reasoning - The best Source ?

Question

Hello everyone. I would like to get some feedback on how to improve in CR. I have with me, OG ofcourse then the Official Verbal guide + SETS I downloaded through a user's recommendation. 

Can someone vouch for a source that if done well could greatly improve your score ? Thank you

dahcrap · Answer

Undoutedly pwerscore LSAT CR guide. It is tough and has abt 500 pages. But then once you master them, CR is just a cake walk

gluon · Answer

Hmmmm Amazon has a Powerscore GMAT CR bible too. Isnt that as good? I am aware that mastering LSAT CR would be harder, but hoping that GMAt guide will help.

beckee529 · Answer

I've heard great things about both books. I am currently using the LSAT CR bible and it is great although GMAT doesn't test CR questions to the same level that LSAT does.

Vlad77 · Answer

I think the LSAT critical reasoning bible is the best, but it contains some nearly needless in GMAT information such as conditional reasoning!!!

dahcrap · Answer

Conditional reasoning is the key to answer inference questions. This stuff is good to answer the toughest inference questions in RC

bmwhype2 · Answer

i'm reading powerscore CR bible. anyone have the link to the LSAT CR bible?

ncp · Answer

I concur with the other posters. Powerscore CR guides are awesome but you really need to make a big effort to understand and persist with the techniques.

dahcrap, congrats for the great score and thanks for the de-brief. I think its time you change your username to from "dahcrap" to "dahman" :-)

dahcrap · Answer

I have vowed to get the crap out of me during the MBA application process though

Critical Reasoning - The best Source ?

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