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01 Oct 2021, 20:43
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Before I started the exam, I forgot my safety question. I spent some time remembering it. Fortunately, I answered it. And after the exam, my examiner did not ask me to show him the whiteboard for inspection. I tried to contact the examiner, but he did not give me any answer. But in the end I showed my whiteboard to the camera. As a result, the day after the exam ended, I received an email that my GMAT online is flagged administrative review.
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02 Oct 2021, 08:27
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If you did not receive a response from the examiner, then its a problem from their side. Moreover, if you did everything correctly, then you should not worry about the review. But, it may take some time for you to get the official results though.
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Hi Mike333,
I completely understand how this is probably a frustrating situation for you. While you've described two minor abnormalities with your Exam, we have to be careful about assuming that either of those details has anything to do with why your Exam was flagged for review. It's also worth noting that since we're in the middle of 'GMAT season', it might be days (or even weeks) before you hear back about this issue. Since you have no control over the outcome, the logical next 'steps' would be to plan to check-in once a week to see if the situation has been resolved and keep a light study/review routine (to keep your skills sharp in the event that you have to retest).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
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I completely understand how this is probably a frustrating situation for you. While you've described two minor abnormalities with your Exam, we have to be careful about assuming that either of those details has anything to do with why your Exam was flagged for review. It's also worth noting that since we're in the middle of 'GMAT season', it might be days (or even weeks) before you hear back about this issue. Since you have no control over the outcome, the logical next 'steps' would be to plan to check-in once a week to see if the situation has been resolved and keep a light study/review routine (to keep your skills sharp in the event that you have to retest).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
