Well that was about to happen!
Though the news came bit late (than expected) and eventually it came when I was away from the GMAT world. (I mean, you can guess I was away as I was not blogging about GMAT and preparation stuff.) And therefore I couldn't post an article about it. I think I dont have a valid source now to back this article. Anyways lets hope that the question mark in the title of the post will keep me safe. :D
ScoreTop is GMAT preparation company which owns a forum ( I have mentioned about the forums on my blog on several occasions). ScoreTop give (used to give) question bank, known as GMAT sets to its ^VIP members^. The "GMAT sets" arguably used to contain contemporary questions that would most likely to come in real GMAT test.
They had high hit rate and perhaps thats why they are still famous in GMAT preparation industry eventhough they are no longer being published.
Some things better keep unsaid.... anyways but it was suspecious. and eventually it happened. At least thats what I heard from some other GMAT strategy forum.
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December 7, 2007
GMAT forum, ScoreTop banned by GMAC (?)
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Well that was about to happen!
Though the news came bit late (than expected) and eventually it came when I was away from the GMAT world. (I mean, you can guess I was away as I was not blogging about GMAT and preparation stuff.) And therefore I couldn't post an article about it. I think I dont have a valid source now to back this article. Anyways lets hope that the question mark in the title of the post will keep me safe. :D
ScoreTop is GMAT preparation company which owns a forum ( I have mentioned about the forums on my blog on several occasions). ScoreTop give (used to give) question bank, known as GMAT sets to its ^VIP members^. The "GMAT sets" arguably used to contain contemporary questions that would most likely to come in real GMAT test.
They had high hit rate and perhaps thats why they are still famous in GMAT preparation industry eventhough they are no longer being published.
Some things better keep unsaid.... anyways but it was suspecious. and eventually it happened. At least thats what I heard from some other GMAT strategy forum.
Though the news came bit late (than expected) and eventually it came when I was away from the GMAT world. (I mean, you can guess I was away as I was not blogging about GMAT and preparation stuff.) And therefore I couldn't post an article about it. I think I dont have a valid source now to back this article. Anyways lets hope that the question mark in the title of the post will keep me safe. :D
ScoreTop is GMAT preparation company which owns a forum ( I have mentioned about the forums on my blog on several occasions). ScoreTop give (used to give) question bank, known as GMAT sets to its ^VIP members^. The "GMAT sets" arguably used to contain contemporary questions that would most likely to come in real GMAT test.
They had high hit rate and perhaps thats why they are still famous in GMAT preparation industry eventhough they are no longer being published.
Some things better keep unsaid.... anyways but it was suspecious. and eventually it happened. At least thats what I heard from some other GMAT strategy forum.
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guys i was really putting all my cards on score top for my final lap of preparation. Now since the site is no more, can u tell me where can i get the VIP membership Qns. Even if its a month or two old that would do !!
ps : i can even pay provided the material is authentic. -
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guys i was really putting all my cards on score top for my final lap of preparation. Now since the site is no more, can u tell me where can i get the VIP membership Qns. Even if its a month or two old that would do !!
ps : i can even pay provided the material is authentic.
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