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Are bold-face questions experimental?

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by erjamit » Fri Jul 18, 2008 10:46 am
Hi,

A friend of mine attended GMAT workshops organised by an institute and told me that according to the institute "Bold-face questions are experimental. So don't even bother to waste time, guess and move on".

Can the GMAT experts from MGMAT and Veritas comment whether the above comment is valid.

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Re: Are bold-face questions experimental?

by saege » Fri Jul 18, 2008 10:58 am
Can't confirm that but testtakers say that if you see a Bold face Q in your exam it means you are doing ok 2 or more means you are doing excellent.
But I don't think anyone will confirm the hypothesis of BFQ's being experimental.
Just my $0.02...:)

erjamit wrote:Hi,

A friend of mine attended GMAT workshops organised by an institute and told me that according to the institute "Bold-face questions are experimental. So don't even bother to waste time, guess and move on".

Can the GMAT experts from MGMAT and Veritas comment whether the above comment is valid.

Thanks
Amit
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