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08 Nov 2023, 22:31
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Today I sat for my 3rd GMAT attempt at an in-person testing center. During the IR section, one of the questions had a graphic and a paragraph describing the graphic on the right hand side; however, half of the paragraph was "off the screen" or cut off so that you could only read the left side of each sentence. Ultimately, I scored a 7 IR anyway, but is this something I should bring up to GMAC?
I scored a 710 (Q47, V41), so I do not want to have my score invalidated somehow by bringing it to their attention. I would appreciate the opportunity to have a free retake or somehow retake the exam prior to the 16 day wait period ending. I scored significantly better on my last two OG mocks than the official exam.
Thoughts on how it could backfire if I mention anything about the "glitch"?
I scored a 710 (Q47, V41), so I do not want to have my score invalidated somehow by bringing it to their attention. I would appreciate the opportunity to have a free retake or somehow retake the exam prior to the 16 day wait period ending. I scored significantly better on my last two OG mocks than the official exam.
Thoughts on how it could backfire if I mention anything about the "glitch"?
08 Nov 2023, 23:05
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Given that you've achieved a strong score of 710 and if it meets your target, especially if you're planning to apply in Round 2, it might be best to leave it as is. This is just my opinion, but reporting the glitch risks unnecessary complications, and since it didn't significantly impact your performance, bringing it up could introduce more uncertainty without much benefit. Of course, this is just one perspective, and others might have additional insights to offer.
08 Nov 2023, 23:30
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Hi. This is really annoying. Sorry about this. This situations are rare but they happen… nobody’s perfect so glitches do happen.
Since this is integrated reasoning that has no impact on your overall score, I think reporting the bug would be safe and a good thing to do to help others not have to deal with the Ed stress of missing a part of the question.
PS. Congratulations on your score! 👍
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Since this is integrated reasoning that has no impact on your overall score, I think reporting the bug would be safe and a good thing to do to help others not have to deal with the Ed stress of missing a part of the question.
PS. Congratulations on your score! 👍
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