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11 Apr 2012, 21:35
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Hi All,
I am planning to use Powerscore for CR and MGMAT for RC.
But I have a feeling that, the way some of the questions are structured in RC and CR are similar. Or at least that some strategies from CR by default apply in RC.
Does anyone else have the same opinion. And in such a case, would it make sense to refer to two different sources for these topics.
Any insight into this would be very helpful.
Thanks in advance.
I am planning to use Powerscore for CR and MGMAT for RC.
But I have a feeling that, the way some of the questions are structured in RC and CR are similar. Or at least that some strategies from CR by default apply in RC.
Does anyone else have the same opinion. And in such a case, would it make sense to refer to two different sources for these topics.
Any insight into this would be very helpful.
Thanks in advance.
11 Apr 2012, 23:07
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I found RC to be quite different. the Powerscore CR book is very good and you should work with it.
As to the RC - it is a tough one. There is not really a perfect RC book out there. The closest I know of is the GMAT Verbal Foundations (yes, this one instead of the MGMAT RC one) but that's my biased opinion
Either way, you can do it with or without those books. Some folks here have used some low quality materials and still got great scores - it is about the effort and love/hatred of the beast.
As to the RC - it is a tough one. There is not really a perfect RC book out there. The closest I know of is the GMAT Verbal Foundations (yes, this one instead of the MGMAT RC one) but that's my biased opinion
Either way, you can do it with or without those books. Some folks here have used some low quality materials and still got great scores - it is about the effort and love/hatred of the beast.
11 Apr 2012, 23:21
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Thank you bb.
So I take it as referring to two different sources for CR and RC should be fine. These topics don't mix up.
So I take it as referring to two different sources for CR and RC should be fine. These topics don't mix up.
