IMO A
Due to privatisation schools will adopt their own method of taking a student so, parents will find it hard to admit their children in the scholl of their own choice.
whats the OA?
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Source: Beat The GMAT — Reading Comprehension |
Unable to select a school is different than not being able to enroll their children in a school.
netigen is correct. I believe B is the answer. A comes close but it is wrong b/c the passage obviously states "Parents worry that their children may not gain acceptance" the answer choice A states, " A student's parents would be unable to select a satisfactory school for their child" It's tricky...especially b/c choice a closely states the passage's words except for 1 word. this shows how important it is to refer back to the passage for specific answers.
