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by stock2007 » Tue Jan 22, 2008 10:45 am
When the gmat says..

" You may not communicate with anyone about the content of the GMAT® test while the test session is in progress, during any breaks, or after administration of the test."

How do folks give legit info on here, just curious, do u get in trouble ?
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by Prasanna » Tue Jan 22, 2008 5:33 pm
stock2007

Good question. Sharing the GMAT questions is illegal, whether on this forum or in any other forum. This forum expressly prohibits sharing the questions from the actual test.

Then what do people share in this forum ? People share their prep strategy and test experiences. You will not be able to find any post with the actual GMAT questions. Moderators always look out for such posts. People may state that they had a very difficult question say on probability. It is a fact in public domain that probability is tested on GMAT. Sharing personal experiences is not voilative of the rules. Hope I clarified your doubt.

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by gabriel » Wed Jan 23, 2008 7:58 am
stock2007 wrote:When the gmat says..

" You may not communicate with anyone about the content of the GMAT® test while the test session is in progress, during any breaks, or after administration of the test."

How do folks give legit info on here, just curious, do u get in trouble ?
Have you seen legit information on this board?? ... and to your question of course you get in trouble, there was also a recent event where a popular forum "scoretop" was supposedly sued by GMAC for sharing confidential GMAT information.
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by cjiang16 » Sun Apr 06, 2008 5:01 pm
Nevertheless, it is difficult to ensure that test questions not be disclosed. The administrator should do a lot of work.
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