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15 Aug 2020, 20:37
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I am possibly one of the unluckiest guys alive lol...
My test got revoked because of a policy violation. Here's the long and short of it:
First when I tried to start application, the PearsonVue application crashed. They could see my webcam but couldn't do anything about it. I tried calling them, and then the ;proctor called me, asking why I'm on my phone. I said I was having problem, she said wait, and i sat around 40 minutes before just rebooting computer.
When I rebooted, I went back to app and proctor allowed me to start. I got in, and was pleasantly surprised at how easy the problems were.
During the middle of the exam, I must have scratched my legs or something because a proctor messaged me "What are you reaching for?". I panic cuz I didn't reach for anything. I respond saying I didn't do anything.
At that exact moment, I get a phone call -- I assume it was her because that's how she communicated last time. I rush to answer the phone, trying to explain myself.
Wouldn't you know it it's my landlady. Another proctor hops in the chat, asks why I am talking on my phone.
LOL.
10 minutes later, she tells me test is over and gives me case number to follow up on.
My questions I guess is: How bad is a policy violation? Is it a P in the report card for schools I'm applying to?
I really don't care about getting a P in the report card as long as I can retake/reschedule the damn thing without any wait. I don't know what the policy is for GMAT online policy violation....
My test got revoked because of a policy violation. Here's the long and short of it:
First when I tried to start application, the PearsonVue application crashed. They could see my webcam but couldn't do anything about it. I tried calling them, and then the ;proctor called me, asking why I'm on my phone. I said I was having problem, she said wait, and i sat around 40 minutes before just rebooting computer.
When I rebooted, I went back to app and proctor allowed me to start. I got in, and was pleasantly surprised at how easy the problems were.
During the middle of the exam, I must have scratched my legs or something because a proctor messaged me "What are you reaching for?". I panic cuz I didn't reach for anything. I respond saying I didn't do anything.
At that exact moment, I get a phone call -- I assume it was her because that's how she communicated last time. I rush to answer the phone, trying to explain myself.
Wouldn't you know it it's my landlady. Another proctor hops in the chat, asks why I am talking on my phone.
LOL.
10 minutes later, she tells me test is over and gives me case number to follow up on.
My questions I guess is: How bad is a policy violation? Is it a P in the report card for schools I'm applying to?
I really don't care about getting a P in the report card as long as I can retake/reschedule the damn thing without any wait. I don't know what the policy is for GMAT online policy violation....
15 Aug 2020, 22:20
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drewboo - I am sorry to hear your experience. You should have been more careful and read the policy document carefully. Your experience sounds as though you approached the test with the mindset of taking a practice test. Too bad you can take the GMAT Online only once. You now have the option to take the test only in a test center. Policy violation is treated differently based on individual experiences. Keep your fingers crossed that you are not provided with a 3-year testing ban, which is the most severe punishment.
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15 Aug 2020, 22:45
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It should not a big deal. Besides the fact that you have blown your only GMAT online chance, in other sense, it’s really should only mean that you will have to retake at the test center...
You were clearly not cheating as that would be a pretty dumb way of trying to cheat by answering a phone call?...
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You were clearly not cheating as that would be a pretty dumb way of trying to cheat by answering a phone call?...
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