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Kaplan 800 and CR

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by netigen » Sat May 31, 2008 2:26 pm
I have been reviewing Kaplan 800 CR questions and in my opinion the questions are poorly written as well as the techniques presented are not up to the mark.

I would like to hear from other members who have used this book on their opinion on the CR questions in Kaplan 800.
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by dextar » Tue Jun 03, 2008 8:29 pm
Strange

I found the CR in the book quite useful and challenging. There is abundant explanation of each CR
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Re: Kaplan 800 and CR

by simplyjat » Tue Jun 03, 2008 9:11 pm
netigen wrote:I have been reviewing Kaplan 800 CR questions and in my opinion the questions are poorly written as well as the techniques presented are not up to the mark.

I would like to hear from other members who have used this book on their opinion on the CR questions in Kaplan 800.
Go through LSAT logical reasoning bible first. Once you have gone through that, GMAT 800 questions will make a lot more sense...
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