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by phoenix9801 » Tue Jan 19, 2010 4:41 am
HI, I was wondering why people who are taking a real GMAT course are tempted or try to cheat on the GMAT CAT Exam. There must be a good reason why? I have seen people try to pair up with friends while taking the GMAT Exam every time or have a friend do for them. Can someone please explain?

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by DanaJ » Tue Jan 19, 2010 6:04 am
It's not advisable to post your address on forums, you sometimes have bots looking for addresses that will later be filled with spam.

Don't personally understand why they do that - it's extremely risky anyway. If you're caught you might get barred from taking the exam forever, which means that you won't be able to go for any business schools, since they all require the GMAT.
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by gmatmachoman » Tue Jan 19, 2010 8:42 am
phoenix9801 wrote:HI, I was wondering why people who are taking a real GMAT course are tempted or try to cheat on the GMAT CAT Exam. There must be a good reason why? I have seen people try to pair up with friends while taking the GMAT Exam every time or have a friend do for them. Can someone please explain?

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I see some hidden meaning in your query. As DanaJ said dont enter or entertain these "crappy" games which will serve no purpose. Hardwork & Perserverance always pays off bro...

If u have ever noticed the " I beat the gmat " post by the people who have really smashed GMAT u shall feel the sense of achievement & the urge to post a great debrief.

Please avoid asking silly cheap dirty question which is of no gud use to any of us.

Since I have been a part of this very forum I have the responsibilty & onus to "mend" people posting this way.
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