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Please let me know your rating for Power score on the following :
- explaination of answers.
- correctness of answers.
- relevance to actual Gmat CR's (tougher/easy)
Thanks a lot in advance
(Also please suggest if have any other good source in your mind for the same )
- explaination of answers.
- correctness of answers.
- relevance to actual Gmat CR's (tougher/easy)
Thanks a lot in advance
(Also please suggest if have any other good source in your mind for the same )
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18 Aug 2008, 17:22
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- explaination of answers.
thorough
- correctness of answers.
i didn't run across mistakes
- relevance to actual Gmat CR's (tougher/easy)
the book is divided by question type (in order of difficulty), and i think the last 3 or 4 are the 'challenging' question types that you rarely see on the exam. however, every type is covered in the book.
thorough
- correctness of answers.
i didn't run across mistakes
- relevance to actual Gmat CR's (tougher/easy)
the book is divided by question type (in order of difficulty), and i think the last 3 or 4 are the 'challenging' question types that you rarely see on the exam. however, every type is covered in the book.
19 Aug 2008, 13:51
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I have gone through the powerscore CR bible and gone through the OG questions.
The principles and types of critical reasoning explained in the book are just superb. If you have patience to read the whole 500+page book then it will do the job.
The explanations of answers are also very good- explains why a choice is wrong or right.
Relevance- The questions are much tougher than GMAT CR (at least when you compare to OG). So if you can do Powerscore the real GMAT CR will be breeze
Of course the best source is OG-10 and OG-11. The questions are representative of what you will get during the real test
The principles and types of critical reasoning explained in the book are just superb. If you have patience to read the whole 500+page book then it will do the job.
The explanations of answers are also very good- explains why a choice is wrong or right.
Relevance- The questions are much tougher than GMAT CR (at least when you compare to OG). So if you can do Powerscore the real GMAT CR will be breeze
Of course the best source is OG-10 and OG-11. The questions are representative of what you will get during the real test
