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06 May 2017, 10:07
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So, I am not affiliated to any prep company and hence do not feel that I am crossing any Ethical boundaries here.
Reason for this question (in the subject) is that lately I have found that their questions are very odd. Their answers require a few assumptions to be true and the OE aren't too convincing. Take this question for example. It took me good 20 minutes to understand how OA can be correct and I have no reason for why D is wrong..
Any Thoughts??
Reason for this question (in the subject) is that lately I have found that their questions are very odd. Their answers require a few assumptions to be true and the OE aren't too convincing. Take this question for example. It took me good 20 minutes to understand how OA can be correct and I have no reason for why D is wrong..
Any Thoughts??
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07 May 2017, 07:44
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Actually, I did not buy the book. I just wanted to know whether I should simply skip the questions marked Nova GMAT or should I actually attempt them. Message received loud and clear. Thanks.
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