The Graduate Management Admissions recently implemented the use of ItemFind to help them investigate websites and other study materials infringing on copyrighted content from the original [info:'gmat-exam' GMAT test]. Developed by Lawrence M. Ruder, Vice President for Research and Development at GMAC, the software has already been used to shut down a study website that encouraged those who had taken the test to share their questions and answers.
“Any posting of real questions… impinges on the integrity of an exam and makes the test users question whether a test is indeed reliable and valid” says Rudner. “We at GMAC believe all test companies have a responsibility to assure the quality of their product and are glad to see ItemFind beginning to be used…in the industry”
In addition to closing the website, GMAC cancelled the score of 84 test takers on the grounds of potential cheating. The point to you need take home: where you study for the GMAT matters. Be sure your study material is [subject:'gmat' high quality], as well as [subject:'gmat' legal].
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