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HI ALL,
What are you views on by when gmat is going to start offline (specifically in india), as i could feel interim gmat is a bit scary. Is it good to wait for this too long may be till june end or so, because by july its going to be a rush with the deadline within 2 months or should practice whiteboard from now to see for the next 30-45 days to take it online if nothing works out at the end.
bb souvik101990 ur views on this please.
What are you views on by when gmat is going to start offline (specifically in india), as i could feel interim gmat is a bit scary. Is it good to wait for this too long may be till june end or so, because by july its going to be a rush with the deadline within 2 months or should practice whiteboard from now to see for the next 30-45 days to take it online if nothing works out at the end.
bb souvik101990 ur views on this please.
29 Apr 2020, 10:17
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Hi madgmat2019,
You know, since you actually have the option to send or not send your online GMAT score, if you are ready to take the GMAT prior to test centers opening, you really have nothing to lose by taking the online GMAT. If things don't go your way, and you need to retake the exam once test centers are open, you can also do that.
You know, since you actually have the option to send or not send your online GMAT score, if you are ready to take the GMAT prior to test centers opening, you really have nothing to lose by taking the online GMAT. If things don't go your way, and you need to retake the exam once test centers are open, you can also do that.
29 Apr 2020, 20:54
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Hi madgmat2019,
Unfortunately, there's no way to say for sure at this point when the various GMAT Testing Facilities are going to reopen.... and once they do reopen, there will likely be a lot of interest from GMATers who have waited months to take the Exam - meaning that it might be more difficult to get a Test Appointment at the exact Day and Time that you would like to have one. It's important to remember that lots of people are thinking about this issue - and as a consequence of this type of delays, it's likely that Business Schools will end up adjusting their respective Application Deadlines (either by pushing back the deadlines or perhaps adding additional Application Rounds later on).
Since the At-home GMAT does NOT count towards your 8-attempt limit, there's no harm in taking the At-home Exam. However, there are a number of potential issues with that option (among them, the online notepad - which you already seem to know about), so if you cannot perform at your best under those testing conditions, then you might want to wait to take the GMAT later on at a traditional on-site Facility.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Unfortunately, there's no way to say for sure at this point when the various GMAT Testing Facilities are going to reopen.... and once they do reopen, there will likely be a lot of interest from GMATers who have waited months to take the Exam - meaning that it might be more difficult to get a Test Appointment at the exact Day and Time that you would like to have one. It's important to remember that lots of people are thinking about this issue - and as a consequence of this type of delays, it's likely that Business Schools will end up adjusting their respective Application Deadlines (either by pushing back the deadlines or perhaps adding additional Application Rounds later on).
Since the At-home GMAT does NOT count towards your 8-attempt limit, there's no harm in taking the At-home Exam. However, there are a number of potential issues with that option (among them, the online notepad - which you already seem to know about), so if you cannot perform at your best under those testing conditions, then you might want to wait to take the GMAT later on at a traditional on-site Facility.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
