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10 Feb 2017, 18:53
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Hello Experts,
I've given 2 attempts on GMAT using e-GMAT verbal live course. While the course helped me in CR (I observed improvements in CR accuracy and timing after I got comfortable in Pre-thinking), I somehow messed up CR badly in my second attempt. I got a 15 in CR when I checked my ESR after the last attempt.
After practicing for a while, I got comfortable with pre-thinking and I still think that e-gmat methods helped in my mocks before the exam, but my last CR score says otherwise.
So my question is - are the methods in Powerscore very different from e-GMAT? Is it worth spending time going through Powerscore or should I stick to e-GMAT CR course?
Please advise!
Thanks!
I've given 2 attempts on GMAT using e-GMAT verbal live course. While the course helped me in CR (I observed improvements in CR accuracy and timing after I got comfortable in Pre-thinking), I somehow messed up CR badly in my second attempt. I got a 15 in CR when I checked my ESR after the last attempt.
After practicing for a while, I got comfortable with pre-thinking and I still think that e-gmat methods helped in my mocks before the exam, but my last CR score says otherwise.
So my question is - are the methods in Powerscore very different from e-GMAT? Is it worth spending time going through Powerscore or should I stick to e-GMAT CR course?
Please advise!
Thanks!
