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Which one is correct?

No student ought to be put into a situation...in which / where he has to choose between his loyalty to his friends and his duty to the class.

When do we use 'in which' vs. 'where'?


GMAT only use "where" for a place/location
"in which" is correct.
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In GMAT, we use "where" to refer to an actual physical place. However, when we refer to something abstract such as "dream" or "marketplace" we use "in which".

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