Content of Test Center Instruction booklet?

Hi iLucKy,

You should take a look at this page. It has everything you need, including a copy of the GMAT Test Taker Rules & Agreement, which is what you were discussing with the receptionist.

1. I don't think anyone would want to read that booklet on the day of the exam.
2. I don't think that every test center has its own custom booklet. Maybe region-specific, but test center-specific is not really likely.

3. "Not at liberty to disclose"

Hi iLucKy,

As part of the 'sign-in' process, you will go through a variety of steps, including verifying your identity (with ID or passport), having your fingers/palm scanned, receiving a locker for your possessions (since you cannot take anything into the Computer Lab with you) and reading through a list of the Center's "rules." That list could come in different formats, but I've always seen it as a laminated sheet of paper with the policies/rules of the testing facility on it. Most of what's on that list is common-sense items about how you should behave in the facility - and you should give it a cursory read-through (although you don't technically have to read it if you don't want to).

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich

Gotcha. Well as has been said, I don't think the booklet is all that important, and you likely just need to glance at it. So, I really would not worry too much about that part of the check-in process.