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by Does The GMAT beat back? » Fri Jan 08, 2010 3:02 pm
A month ago I purchased ALL of the MGMAT guides from a local book store. They've been great so far supplemented with OC.

I also saw a few recommendations for PowerScore CR Bible and bought that as well.

Do you recommend CR Bible or MGMAT CR guide and why? I don't feel I have enough time to go through both; let alone ALL of CR Bible. thoughts?

Thanks!
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by farooq » Sat Jan 09, 2010 12:59 am
Does The GMAT beat back? wrote:A month ago I purchased ALL of the MGMAT guides from a local book store. They've been great so far supplemented with OC.

I also saw a few recommendations for PowerScore CR Bible and bought that as well.

Do you recommend CR Bible or MGMAT CR guide and why? I don't feel I have enough time to go through both; let alone ALL of CR Bible. thoughts?

Thanks!

I would suggest CR bible. Read chapter on Main Point, Weaken, Strengthen, and Assumption. Read it only from learning perspective. Don't count no. of correct and no. of incorrect questions. Learn Strategies and types of question. GMAT critical reasoning heavily covers questions on above topics...Even in CR bible you can find one block in which author stated kinds of questions that frequently come in GMAT.

Stick with CR bible. You can easily complete one chapter per day.

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