Between e-gmat & SC Grail, e-Gmat is better.blaster wrote:i need to boost my sc skills. what you recommend? i've read MGMAT,it's good but was not sufficient for me,that's why decided to read more material.
e-gmat or SC grail (by aristotle)
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I am surprised you find Manhattan SC insufficient, most people think it is the other way aroundblaster wrote:i need to boost my sc skills. what you recommend? i've read MGMAT,it's good but was not sufficient for me,that's why decided to read more material.
.If what you mean is that you weren't able to absorb all the concepts in the MGMAT SC boook (and that happens a lot), then I suggest you go through the SC Grail once and then go back to MGMAT. I think the two books work great in tandem. I went through the free questions on egmat and personally, I didn't like it much.
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e-GMAT is an excellent resource. Manhattan SC guide is a very good book, but it does not click to many because some needs visual therapy to train mind better.
