Is it cheating...

[Tingles]

It depends on what you'd do with the money - if you donate them to give someone much needed life saving operation, then it might be ok, but if you want to pocket the money then it's not.

What if I use the money to speculate on the price of oil and then use the profits to pay for a much needed operation?

[shaunbhoy]

Is it wrong to sell the correct answers to other candidates then?

Listen, the way to do well in any exam is to work out what the correct answers are. There are a number of different ways of going about this, some more longwinded, and some might say, ethical, than others. But undeniably the rewards are much the same.
Think of it this way, the exam is like a maze. You just happen to be able, by virtue of your cunning, to see over the top of the hedges. Do not feel guilty about this. Pass it and move on and don't listen to the handwringing moral moaning minnies. You only get one life and God helps those who help themselves.

Here endeth the lesson!

[centurian]

In the 70's master conman Frank Abagnale (the basis of the movie Catch Me If You Can) was able to legitimately qualify as a lawyer with a few weeks of study and a few resits of the bar exam - helped greatly by the fact that the exam contained the same multiple choice questions each time

[AtW]

What if I use the money to speculate on the price of oil and then use the profits to pay for a much needed operation?

It would be ok if you use these dirty spekulative profits to pay for a much needed operation - honesty transplant that you so clearly need

[Tingles]

In the 70's master conman Frank Abagnale (the basis of the movie Catch Me If You Can) was able to legitimately qualify as a lawyer with a few weeks of study and a few resits of the bar exam - helped greatly by the fact that the exam contained the same multiple choice questions each time

He got to fly for free on planes too!! - Thank you for seeing me through this moral dilemma!

[Tingles]

Listen, the way to do well in any exam is to work out what the correct answers are. There are a number of different ways of going about this, some more longwinded, and some might say, ethical, than others. But undeniably the rewards are much the same.
Think of it this way, the exam is like a maze. You just happen to be able, by virtue of your cunning, to see over the top of the hedges. Do not feel guilty about this. Pass it and move on and don't listen to the handwringing moral moaning minnies. You only get one life and God helps those who help themselves.

Here endeth the lesson!

Thank you - I promise it is neither an exam to be an engineer nor a doctor!!

[AtW]

Thank you - I promise it is neither an exam to be an engineer nor a doctor!!

A lawyer then?

[Tingles]

A lawyer then?

A divinty examination to join the priesthood.

[AtW]

A divinty examination to join the priesthood.

Oh that's acceptable then ...

[Tingles]

It would be ok if you use these dirty spekulative profits to pay for a much needed operation - honesty transplant that you so clearly need

Isn't the onus on the exam body to remove the chances of this happening?