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30 Nov 2022, 16:10
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MGMAt has combined their verbal books into one in the last edition so you may want to check previous editions - very similar. Powerscore has not substantially changed their book in years. They do update the year on it though - “marketers” 😂
30 Nov 2022, 16:15
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Verbal includes CR, SC, and RC. For some reason, you said verbal and CR. You specifically excluded the critical reasoning portion. You got the answer to the question do you have posted. 😂😇 same answer. Same books or get a course - lots of options: egmat, TTP, and many others. If you want to take a course, I recommend you take free trials and see which one fits your style best. I would just warn you that watching a video is not the same as processing information and learning to apply it. Watching a video is entertainment, learning is actively taking notes and processing information.
30 Nov 2022, 16:18
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PS. I would also say that your performance and score will depend more on your effort and engagement rather than the materials you use. I wish I could tell you that you could take a magic pill or watch some magic videos but it’s really about finding the product that encourages and motivates you to do more with it and that will likely be more successful, but the answer may be different for different people.
