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18 Oct 2022, 02:58
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Hi All,
I'm looking for some advice on how and when I should take my 1st GMAT Attempt, I have been preparing for about 6 months now and have got the desired score in both the Official Mocks I gave (Test 1 and Test 5) back in September. I wanted to book the test in Early October but had to delay my plan due to the lack of a valid passport (Got expired in late 2019), now the earliest renewal date which I'm getting is on 18th Nov which seems a bit too far off and I'm afraid that I might lose my momentum. Also, my gmatclub tests would expire on 5th Nov so I wouldn't have much to do before the actual test
I know that Indian candidates can take GMAT Online using Aadhar Card which I do possess, the only worry I have is the GMAT Online environment and the overall bad reviews I've seen/heard for this format.
Is the online experience really so bad that I'm better off waiting a month for the In-Person Test? If yes, then how do I utilize my time efficiently during this period?
I'm looking for some advice on how and when I should take my 1st GMAT Attempt, I have been preparing for about 6 months now and have got the desired score in both the Official Mocks I gave (Test 1 and Test 5) back in September. I wanted to book the test in Early October but had to delay my plan due to the lack of a valid passport (Got expired in late 2019), now the earliest renewal date which I'm getting is on 18th Nov which seems a bit too far off and I'm afraid that I might lose my momentum. Also, my gmatclub tests would expire on 5th Nov so I wouldn't have much to do before the actual test
I know that Indian candidates can take GMAT Online using Aadhar Card which I do possess, the only worry I have is the GMAT Online environment and the overall bad reviews I've seen/heard for this format.
Is the online experience really so bad that I'm better off waiting a month for the In-Person Test? If yes, then how do I utilize my time efficiently during this period?
18 Oct 2022, 06:35
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Hi bhavyasood.
Many, or even most, people who take the GMAT online have OK experiences, and many people recommend taking the test online. Of course you're going to hear horror stories about the online GMAT because they are more interesting to tell than stories about a test that went fine, and by the way, people tell horror stories about test center experiences as well.
So, I think your move is to take the test online, and if there are issues, you can retake in person if necessary.
Many, or even most, people who take the GMAT online have OK experiences, and many people recommend taking the test online. Of course you're going to hear horror stories about the online GMAT because they are more interesting to tell than stories about a test that went fine, and by the way, people tell horror stories about test center experiences as well.
So, I think your move is to take the test online, and if there are issues, you can retake in person if necessary.
18 Oct 2022, 07:30
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Hi bhavyasood,
In addition to what Marty mentioned, here is a helpful article:
GMAT Online vs. In Person: Which Should I Take?
In addition to what Marty mentioned, here is a helpful article:
GMAT Online vs. In Person: Which Should I Take?
