Target2009 wrote:

powerpuff wrote:Yeah, very true! The more you practice RC, the better you become. By the way, you seem to have used BTG Practice Questions.What do you think of BTG RCs ?

BTG RCs are good if not the best. Though not sure if worth for $99.

My fight with RC going for a while now. Tried many stuff like LSAT RC book, veritas RC, BTG, RC99, MGMAT RC book, Real LSAT RC que etc etc.

Among all RC99 seems to be best for practice, though some time I doubt on Passage structure. I never saw 6-7 para's in any of GMAT prep Practice tests. BTG & Veritas will come after RC99. MGMAT RC book is good for understanding RC Strategies. LSAT RC book: Useless for GMAT & LSAT proactice que: Some what good for practice if run out for resources.

For RC startegies, I belive we can also refer Ron's session.

Recently, I started referring Grockit OG explanation by JIM. I usually try OG que by myself, create Passage MAP, solve all que and then refer to Jim's video explanation to verify whether I was doing right or not.
Even Aristotle RC 99 comprise LSAT RCs


With all above ,now i manage to reach 75 to 80% accuracy.

hja379 wrote:Below is the link to the post where Ron (lunarpower) provides his take on RC 99.

https://www.beatthegmat.com/arsitoral-rc-t75750.html