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17 Jul 2014, 00:14
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Hi guys!
I am currently studying for the GMAT and I've noticed that my weakest section is critical reasoning. I am shopping around for resources that can help improve my CR skills and I found a well rated book called The PowerScore GMAT Critical Reasoning Bible. I would like to purchase this book but I already own the MGMAT CR book so I'm not sure how redundant the information between the two books is. Is it worth it to get the PS GMAT CR Bible even if I own the MGMAT version?
Additional Info: My score target is 730 and I'm currently testing just shy of 700 on practice CATs. I'm looking for more advanced materials that can help me tackle the 700+ level questions. I've noticed that a lot of the material out there covers only up to the 600+ level, and even the OG only has a handful of hard problems. Is the PowerScore book a good resource for preparing more advanced questions? Or should I focus on using other resources instead?
I am currently studying for the GMAT and I've noticed that my weakest section is critical reasoning. I am shopping around for resources that can help improve my CR skills and I found a well rated book called The PowerScore GMAT Critical Reasoning Bible. I would like to purchase this book but I already own the MGMAT CR book so I'm not sure how redundant the information between the two books is. Is it worth it to get the PS GMAT CR Bible even if I own the MGMAT version?
Additional Info: My score target is 730 and I'm currently testing just shy of 700 on practice CATs. I'm looking for more advanced materials that can help me tackle the 700+ level questions. I've noticed that a lot of the material out there covers only up to the 600+ level, and even the OG only has a handful of hard problems. Is the PowerScore book a good resource for preparing more advanced questions? Or should I focus on using other resources instead?
17 Jul 2014, 17:43
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mgmat-sc-vs-powerscore-critical-reasoning-bible-131211.html
In short, they approach CR differently. Powerscore is more time consuming due to being a more in depth approach.
Good Luck!
In short, they approach CR differently. Powerscore is more time consuming due to being a more in depth approach.
Good Luck!
17 Jul 2014, 20:45
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Thanks for the reply and thanks for the helpful link! It looks like MGMAT made some drastic improvements to their CR guide since the early reception of it was overwhelmingly negative. I still didn't find a comprehensive comparison of the two books in their current editions. I guess I'm spoiled by BB's great reviews I see on Amazon where he hits on everything I want to know about a GMAT book.
