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I think this might have been discussed in parts around the forum, but as a direct question to people who've used both or either, which one do you think is better?
I already have the MGMAT CR and I am starting to use the Powerscore On-Demand Course for preparation for Verbal (Because I've heard rave reviews about the CR methods used by Powerscore) and I find that there are no practice problems in the course. So this would mean getting the CR Bible in order to practice Powerscore's questions. But I already have the MGMAT CR. So I am in a bit of a dilemma since I am running low on cash (broke college student, have mercy :D).
But at the same time the Powerscore CR Bible is only $20 and I wouldn't mind getting it if people feel like the practice questions are definitely better than those in MGMAT and hence I turn to the users for advice. What are your suggestions? MGMAT or Powerscore?
I already have the MGMAT CR and I am starting to use the Powerscore On-Demand Course for preparation for Verbal (Because I've heard rave reviews about the CR methods used by Powerscore) and I find that there are no practice problems in the course. So this would mean getting the CR Bible in order to practice Powerscore's questions. But I already have the MGMAT CR. So I am in a bit of a dilemma since I am running low on cash (broke college student, have mercy :D).
But at the same time the Powerscore CR Bible is only $20 and I wouldn't mind getting it if people feel like the practice questions are definitely better than those in MGMAT and hence I turn to the users for advice. What are your suggestions? MGMAT or Powerscore?
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You should not worry about the practice problems. The approach towards the CR question is important, as your base should be strong. Powerscore CR bible is very good book and its approach is widely encouraged by many. Powerscore provides one of the best course for LSAT and if I m not wrong 1/3 of LSAT is CR. So you can definitely trust them.
You have plenty of questions on OG12 and OG verbal2. Also you will get the chance to practice on MGMAT and Gmatprep CAT's. If still you have hunger for CR questions, you can try LSAT CR questions. Once you are familiar with the type of CR questions asked on GMAT, you can very easily figure out which LSAT questions you should practice.
PS: I have not used Mgmat CR.
You have plenty of questions on OG12 and OG verbal2. Also you will get the chance to practice on MGMAT and Gmatprep CAT's. If still you have hunger for CR questions, you can try LSAT CR questions. Once you are familiar with the type of CR questions asked on GMAT, you can very easily figure out which LSAT questions you should practice.
PS: I have not used Mgmat CR.
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Yeah, the thing is, with the Powerscore On-Demand course that I won through GMAT Club, they are using the same strategies that the CR Bible advocates. However there are no practice questions. So I was just wondering if it'd be a good idea to just use the strategy from there and work on the practice problems from a different book or if it'd be a good idea to just buy the Powerscore CR itself. Thanks for your input! 
