Powerscore GMAT reading comprehension bible

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by ketkoag » Wed Jun 10, 2009 5:42 am

Hi, could anyone suggest me whether to purchase the book "Powerscore GMAT reading comprehension bible", does it worth? Please lemme know if you have read it and wanna suggest it for the reading comp improvement..
i need to reduce the time i use for RC.. please suggest me any other source that is much better.. I heard that powerscore books are the best..
please guide me here..

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Re: Powerscore GMAT reading comprehension bible

by UCLA97grad » Mon Sep 07, 2009 1:30 pm

ketkoag wrote:Hi, could anyone suggest me whether to purchase the book "Powerscore GMAT reading comprehension bible", does it worth? Please lemme know if you have read it and wanna suggest it for the reading comp improvement..
i need to reduce the time i use for RC.. please suggest me any other source that is much better.. I heard that powerscore books are the best..
please guide me here..

I have generally found PowerScore books to be very helpful too, but I am kinda suspicious here because I just don't know how a book can improve your RC. It seems to me that the best way to improve RC is simply by reading a lot, working a lot of problems, and working to learn new vocabulary words.

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by mmslf75 » Tue Feb 02, 2010 10:08 pm

ketkoag wrote:Hi, could anyone suggest me whether to purchase the book "Powerscore GMAT reading comprehension bible", does it worth? Please lemme know if you have read it and wanna suggest it for the reading comp improvement..
i need to reduce the time i use for RC.. please suggest me any other source that is much better.. I heard that powerscore books are the best..
please guide me here..

ANy has used this book
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by money9111 » Mon Feb 08, 2010 9:08 pm

I just checked the PowerScore website, and I don't think there is a RC Bible... I know they have SC, CR and a Verbal bible... is the latter the one you're referring too?

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by Osirus@VeritasPrep » Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:30 am

money9111 wrote:I just checked the PowerScore website, and I don't think there is a RC Bible... I know they have SC, CR and a Verbal bible... is the latter the one you're referring too?

No, he's talking about the LSAT Reading Comp Bible. At the end of the day Reading Comp is reading comp, so I'm actually interested in a comprehensive review for this book as well. I tried to get one from an LSAT message board, but those guys are....different.

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by money9111 » Tue Feb 09, 2010 2:33 pm

"Hi, could anyone suggest me whether to purchase the book "Powerscore GMAT reading comprehension bible", does it worth?"

and yes "those guys" are different... they speak with words... i like numbers although the GMAT is slowly telling me that I understand words better too... hhmm maybe I should get this RC Bible! J/K I can't stomach looking at one more extra book right now.

My friend took the LSAT - I'll find out from her how this book was, although she didn't score as well as she would have liked, so now she's thinking about B-School... (very odd to me)

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