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08 Nov 2008, 05:03
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Today I started preparing from Manhattan GMAT Prep for Critical Reasoning & RC book. But to my dismay, i found that its OFFICIAL guide exeicses questions do not match with the OG11.
Is any one else facing the same trouble. Im very confused as i have checked each question. Someone help pls!
Is any one else facing the same trouble. Im very confused as i have checked each question. Someone help pls!
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08 Nov 2008, 12:00
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They CAN'T match. The GMAC exercises very tight copyright control over its questions and answers. No one is allowed to reprint them or even photocopy them. If Manhattan, Kaplan, Veritas or anyone else published a book containing even one actual released GMAT question, GMAC would sue our little asses off.
