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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I just hope it stops at the part where he’s trying to make a profit. I won’t be surprised if it’s a ruse to pass those that signed up/to give people that he knows and/or connected to an inside track to passing part A.
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I don't think he'll outright cheat with a "pay to pass" type deal for his students. However, given his status in the community, he would likely have friends setting the paper for each year. He just needs to gather enough "information" about the paper to know what he should focus on. Also, given that he taught locally, he could easily pass out muggers/study notes for students (which helps tremendously).
The real crime is that this isn't a course made free for students, but is just created to give richer kids an unfair advantage over poorer kids. No firm is going to reimburse "voluntary" courses taken for Part A/B.