Here the author is trying to prove a following point by stating "The fact that superior service can generate a competitive advantage for a company does not mean that every attempt at improving service will create such an advantage" Now further elaborating the author presents an example of ...

MGMAT questionable CR

Scientists have determined that an effective way to lower cholesterol is to eat three servings of whole grains every day. Studies have shown that the cholesterol levels of people who did so were significantly lower after six months than were those of people who did not, even though the cholesterol l...

It took about 21 mins to answer these questions. It seems this is a LSAT passage. Its not much inline with GMAT passages which are shorter and with less questions.

I am also not sure about the answer choices that I pick but here it goes

1 -c
2-b
3-c
4-e
5-e
6-a
7-e
8-a
9-d

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If its possible you should retake the test and go for 600+. My previous score was the same as Poonam and I thought of applying to MBA schools with that score too, but consulting with the admission committee of the schools that I wanted to apply (where avg was 660) I got the impression that it would ...

Hi Logitech,

Congrats on such a great achievement. I am sure everyone will immesely benefit from your GMAT experience.

In my previous GMAT attempts I am stuck on Quant with a score of 40-44. I wanted to ask how would you push your score to 49.

Congrats again!
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I will also go with D. The word "Any" gives away for 1 and 2. For C. Any literate person who is lazy has no chance of reading the classics -> If he had no chance of reading the classic then we cannot conclude he is lazy. Cancel C. Again the word "any" gives away for E. Therefore ...

I will go with C. I dismissed B. Not sure whether graduates (plural) form can be refer to by who. Dismiss D and E cause I think it may not have a clear referent. Remaining choice is A and C. Dismissed A cause the use of "are" maybe redundant. C is the answer for me. Whats the OA ?