Powerscore CR - really the Bible of CR?

definitely it has the worth.
2 weeks are good enough to go though the book.
then for 1 week, you can practice the other questions,

Hi..If you have just 3 weeks to go I would suggest that you concentrate on important chapters which are based on questions which frequently appear like-main point/inference,strength/weaken,assumption.I also would suggest to go through the first 2 basic chapters which provide a good foundation on tackling any kind of CR questions.You can skip other non important chapters like numbers,parallel reasoning etc.And in the end if you have time you can cover the skipped chapters.

hi.........you can try this excellent summary culled from powerscore/veritas etc (kudos to whiplash for creating it)
https://www.mediafire.com/?6sw9hzz28g3d4a4

Agree with RyanDark. With 3 weeks to go, covering important chapter of the CR Powerscore bible will help.
I was faring terribly with CRs before I read this book. The reasoning problems were more of literature and language to me at that time. I also had difficulty in deciphering the arguments sometimes. The book inculcated in me a more logical and scientific approach for tackling CRs. I know some of my friends who, after reading this book, now solve CRs as they'll solve math. If you read the starting chapters carefully, the last one's (parallel reasoning etc) would be cake walk.

As for the MGMAT CR book, I never read it. If you find it difficult to digest then I'd suggest do not read it. Mostly because while you go through the MGMAT CR book you'll hear "can't-understand, can't-understand" in the back of your mind, and that will only hamper comprehension.

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gmatrix wrote:hi.........you can try this excellent summary culled from powerscore/veritas etc (kudos to whiplash for creating it)
https://www.mediafire.com/?6sw9hzz28g3d4a4

Thanks for this. Definitely a good source

paes wrote:definitely it has the worth.
2 weeks are good enough to go though the book.
then for 1 week, you can practice the other questions,

Thanks for your reply!! I am going to go through it

RyanDark wrote:Hi..If you have just 3 weeks to go I would suggest that you concentrate on important chapters which are based on questions which frequently appear like-main point/inference,strength/weaken,assumption.I also would suggest to go through the first 2 basic chapters which provide a good foundation on tackling any kind of CR questions.You can skip other non important chapters like numbers,parallel reasoning etc.And in the end if you have time you can cover the skipped chapters.

Well, this tip was just what I needed. I shall go by it - will go through imp chapters

ankitasrivastava wrote:Agree with RyanDark. With 3 weeks to go, covering important chapter of the CR Powerscore bible will help.
I was faring terribly with CRs before I read this book. The reasoning problems were more of literature and language to me at that time. I also had difficulty in deciphering the arguments sometimes. The book inculcated in me a more logical and scientific approach for tackling CRs. I know some of my friends who, after reading this book, now solve CRs as they'll solve math. If you read the starting chapters carefully, the last one's (parallel reasoning etc) would be cake walk.

As for the MGMAT CR book, I never read it. If you find it difficult to digest then I'd suggest do not read it. Mostly because while you go through the MGMAT CR book you'll hear "can't-understand, can't-understand" in the back of your mind, and that will only hamper comprehension.

Thanks Ankita. I cannot even imagine attacking CR questions like Math. May be it is for the 750 + people
I am going to go through first 2-3 chapters and then decide if I need to do the rest.