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Updated on: 18 Dec 2010, 07:07
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I was going through the Best GMAT Verbal Prep Books thread and was surprised to see that neither the SC Grail nor RC99 figure in the recommended books section.
I think that it is high time that these books be included in the "Best GMAT Verbal Prep Books".
I am personally using both the books and can vouch for the fact that they're better than most other books out there.
I see many of us giving the same opinion,so I don't see a reason why the SC Grail shouldn't be included in the Recommended books section. I have used the Princeton Review Verbal Workout for the GMAT and have found it to be very unstructured and lacking in quality. For that matter , if you'd have used the Kaplan books, you'll see the same problem. So if these books can be there in the recommended section, I think SC Grail should also be there.
What do you guys say ?
I think that it is high time that these books be included in the "Best GMAT Verbal Prep Books".
I am personally using both the books and can vouch for the fact that they're better than most other books out there.
I see many of us giving the same opinion,so I don't see a reason why the SC Grail shouldn't be included in the Recommended books section. I have used the Princeton Review Verbal Workout for the GMAT and have found it to be very unstructured and lacking in quality. For that matter , if you'd have used the Kaplan books, you'll see the same problem. So if these books can be there in the recommended section, I think SC Grail should also be there.
What do you guys say ?
22 Dec 2010, 02:59
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I think more than the SC Grail it's the RC99 that needs to be added to the 'Recommended Books' section.
For SC at least there are good books like manhattan available but there is no good practice material available for RC. Most of the books just keep talking about strategy but I think the only way to improve one's performance on RC (unless you have really been in the habit of reading) is practice and more practice. The RC99 is the best book for this purpose.
And I don't know why there is a LSAT RC book in the 'Recommended Books' section. I think the general consensus is that LSAT RC is quite different from GMAT RC.
I strongly think RC99 should be added to this section.
For SC at least there are good books like manhattan available but there is no good practice material available for RC. Most of the books just keep talking about strategy but I think the only way to improve one's performance on RC (unless you have really been in the habit of reading) is practice and more practice. The RC99 is the best book for this purpose.
And I don't know why there is a LSAT RC book in the 'Recommended Books' section. I think the general consensus is that LSAT RC is quite different from GMAT RC.
I strongly think RC99 should be added to this section.
23 Dec 2010, 09:06
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Have finally bought both the books 
GMAT date is 15th Jan.
99 passages in 20 days
should be good fun
GMAT date is 15th Jan.
99 passages in 20 days
should be good fun 
