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30 Oct 2009, 10:06
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Someone from another gmat website stated that Powerscore LR is the exact same as the CR version, except that the former has more chapters. Can anyone verify this? I browsed through the LR bible and did notice that there was a certain level of overlap.
As I have already completed the CR book, I doubt that the LR guide will be of much value for me at this stage. Still, it seems like an interesting question.
As I have already completed the CR book, I doubt that the LR guide will be of much value for me at this stage. Still, it seems like an interesting question.
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30 Oct 2009, 22:21
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i moved this to the main forum where you might get more views (the other one is principally used for specific CR problems / answers).
as far as i know, what you are saying is correct (the LSAT and GMAT Cr books are the same, except the LSAT one has a few extra sections on formal logic i believe). but others who have read through both might be able to give more accurate opinions
as far as i know, what you are saying is correct (the LSAT and GMAT Cr books are the same, except the LSAT one has a few extra sections on formal logic i believe). but others who have read through both might be able to give more accurate opinions
31 Oct 2009, 09:30
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Well, as I still have some time and money on my hands, I sometimes play with idea of using the LR guide. But it feels wasteful, as I have already completed the CR book.
I also thought that this topic might be of some help for those who plan to buy both guides. LR is the better product, but if someone has already used the CR book, then it might not be the best investment.
Thanks for the reply!
