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In general the best way to approach SC questions is to find splits in the answer choices. They talk about splits at the beginning of the MGMAT book (I assume that you have it since you've asked a question about it- I thought it was a pretty good book).skins81 wrote:What is the best way to approach SC questions? Which is the best book? Also, do you need to memorize all the idioms listed in MGMAT?
Undoubtedly yes! Also, make sure that you go through Ron's posts in MGMAT/BTG forum to get valuable takeaways.skins81 wrote:thanks. I have the MGMAT SC book. Is this the best resource for SC?
It's the main book that I used. However, the more you can pick up the better so keep your eyes open for other information from the forums. Also note that the 4th edition for the MGMAT is a big step up from the 2007 edition.skins81 wrote:thanks. I have the MGMAT SC book. Is this the best resource for SC?
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